Sentence examples for has unfortunately lost from inspiring English sources
"The bank has unfortunately lost a lot of foreign currency, and this is the price that has been paid for the late decision," he said.
She hails from Austin, TX but has unfortunately lost her ability to handle hot weather since moving to the lovely Palo Alto still, she fondly remembers living in a place where it actually rained!
My lab has unfortunately lost the 20-years continuous NIH support for research on a disease that affects the blood cells of mostly older patients.
"We've unfortunately lost that strain of journalism -- otherwise known as journalism," he added.
In an age of distraction, many of us have unfortunately lost the ability to simply observe and to identify opportunities in the mundane.
1. Celebrate the people you have: Unfortunately, losing a family member to distraction, distance and even death is too common.
You certainly don't have anything more to lose at what has, unfortunately, been a losing season.
The third copy of the Bible has, unfortunately, now been lost.
He also collected specimens for Hunter; many of Hunter's letters to Jenner have been preserved, but Jenner's letters to Hunter have unfortunately been lost.
Stuart has kept goal for the Glen in three finals but has unfortunately been on the losing side every time.
