Sentence examples for is deeply unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Clinton replied: "It is deeply unfortunate that something as serious as what happened in Benghazi could ever be used for partisan political purposes".

"The fact that the leadership of the House of Representatives took us out of session when we could be there trying to help resolve these problems I think is deeply unfortunate".

It is deeply unfortunate that the five judges in the majority failed to differentiate these important facts from those of Gary McFarlane the Relate counsellor whose application was rightly rejected by the European court.

Clinton described the 'surge' as having failed but welcomed Bush's decision to cut deployments, though adding: "It is deeply unfortunate that the president only made this change when the strain he placed on our forces required it".

We aim to do this by working with schools and LEAs to use Aimhigher funding to purchase our services". Wes Streeting, vice-president of the National Union of Students, said: "It is deeply unfortunate that Aimhigher money is being used to subsidise a private admissions service which is morally reprehensible.

This is deeply unfortunate, because it obscures rather than clarifies the roles of race and gender in American politics.

That's deeply unfortunate.

"It's deeply unfortunate.

However, it's deeply unfortunate that he sold out his ideals.

The fiasco was deeply unfortunate for badminton as a sport, Emms said.

Kane's second goal had taken a heavy deflection; the penalty was contentious and the own goal was deeply unfortunate.