Sentence examples for he will unfortunately from inspiring English sources

"My sense is that if any of the past cases are an indicator, he will unfortunately be refused and reported, but that's where community pressure will make a difference," says Walia.

And until he does 'right' by Cleveland and Ohio, James (and the town where he plays) will unfortunately own this dreaded spell and bad karma".

"Fixing this system will not be easy," he said, "and it will, unfortunately, be expensive.

When he goes he will take with him the only real expertise the government has in this area, which will unfortunately leave a big hole in the department.

But he said the call for all states to provide robust evidence before applying for extradition "will unfortunately not happen".

"That will unfortunately mean some of the closure of the occupiers, but that is what development means," he said.

There will, unfortunately, be many more times we will need to call upon it.

Not all France's Muslims, though many will, unfortunately, do just that.

There will unfortunately be collateral damage, and that's tough love".

"Further escalation of the dispute, including a ban on marking, will unfortunately lead to greater disruption.

This will unfortunately lead to more violence as there is no way that everybody will accept this.