Sentence examples for has unfortunately got from inspiring English sources

PRESIDENT ENRIQUE PEÑA NIETO´S decision to expose himself, his wife and his finance minister to an investigation over conflict-of-interest allegations has unfortunately got off to a bungled start.

For the hotel industry, he added, "the outlook has unfortunately gotten worse" than most experts were expecting even as recently as last month.

As soon as news of a British national arrested in the United Kingdom, hit the local television stations, Karachi experienced the not so uncommon turbulence it has unfortunately gotten used to.

But the questions are certainly funny; someone poses one from the UK Citizenship test: "You've unfortunately got into a fight in a pub.

Misunderstanding that, we've unfortunately gotten a lot of drift, a lack of focus and strategic insight into what to do.

We have unfortunately gotten to a place where people want the money without the relationship.

Over the past half-decade, Volkswagen has unfortunately been chronically slow in getting new cars to the U.S. market.

Howe tells the story in his customarily steady, bland tones: "The soldier running at the back there with the yellow bag which unfortunately has got Stephen's other leg in it," he says, as the photos flick through.

"Theo unfortunately has not got such a regular game over the last few months and has had a few problems with injury.

Unfortunately Tim Bresnan has got injured and hopefully it's myself who can get the opportunity".

"Unfortunately, you've got what you've got in the agencies," said Ms. Boina, who is half black.