Sentence examples for is highly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

It is highly unfortunate that those efforts failed in this instance.

It is highly unfortunate that we don't use a better measure.

But it is highly unfortunate too, because it fuels the fire of a bigger, scarier criticism, one present in every comment thread about this book.

Certainly in Sydney I think it is having a palpable impact on young people trying to get into the housing market, and I think that is highly unfortunate".

The global success of Sam Smith, feted with platinum discs and industry awards, is highly unfortunate on many levels – not least because of his refusal to openly acknowledge his sexuality in his art with any of the detail or nuance of Cool for the Summer.

The occupation is highly unfortunate, but if Mr. Kristof is looking for someone to blame, he should look at 60 years of a failed Palestinian leadership that has been more interested in personal gain and consolidating power than improving the lives of its people.

You could say he's highly unfortunate, but it simply happens too often.

Beck and his cohort, on the other hand, aren't going to stop their divisive, fear-mongering chatter, and it would be highly unfortunate for people to start believing that this is what the rest of mainstream America believes.

In his letter, Davies said: "However laudable our intentions, in the light of developments in Libya the consequences have been highly unfortunate, and I must take responsibility for that".

"It's highly unfortunate that Captain Hazelwood, who was responsible for one of the century's great environmental disasters, is excused from criminal prosecution simply because he reported the grounding to the Coast Guard," Mr. Cole said in an interview.

It's highly unfortunate the default is not the opposite, but it's not.