Sentence examples for has unfortunately held from inspiring English sources

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In the cancer community, we know that only 3-43-4% adult cancer patients participate in cancer clinical trials, a number that has unfortunately held steady for decades, even though it is estimated that 20% of patients would qualify for a trial.

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To date, the idea of holding a senior position on a part-time basis has unfortunately not been readily accepted.

Their time has, unfortunately, faded.

(YouTube, unfortunately, has held out despite implementing other multi-tasking options).

"Unfortunately, reform has been held hostage to political posturing, special-interest wrangling and to the pervasive sentiment in Washington that tackling such a thorny and emotional issue is inherently bad politics".

Unfortunately, holding an umbrella usually precludes the use of said gadgets, but Brollytime, a company based in Chicago, has come up with an innovation to change that.

Unfortunately, this rationale has not held up particularly well either in theory or in practice.

Unfortunately, this optimistic assessment hasn't held up very well since the euro was created: the best estimates now indicate that trade among euro nations is only 10 or 15 percent larger than it would have been otherwise.

Goldman, he wrote, "has been held back by the Federal Reserve (bless it!), which unfortunately will give Goldman the green light before too long".

Unfortunately, the carer due to look after Sophie while we were out has been held up.

Unfortunately, Holdren doesn't appear to have an adequate understanding of the economic process through which these technological advances are achieved.

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