Sentence examples for is unfortunately being from inspiring English sources
He must be the first of his kind!" Macklemore is unfortunately being turned into the rap Tim Tebow.
Today the fate of Europe and the free world is unfortunately being played out in my small country.
The show does boast two television veterans in John Davidson and Morgan Fairchild, as the senator and his wife, but "High Fidelity" is unfortunately being played before a live audience at the Promenade Theater without benefit of a laugh track.
"At a time when there continues to be a growing global demand for increased transparency and disclosure, Reg F.D. - the backbone of America's disclosure system - is unfortunately being emasculated because of benign neglect and gross misinterpretation," Cathy Baron Tamraz, chairwoman and chief executive of Business Wire wrote last week, documenting Microsoft's earnings report distribution.
Mr. Bush appeared to be weaving a careful political thread, arguing that if America failed to act now, "this great country could face a darker future, a future that is, unfortunately, being previewed in rising prices at the gas pump and rolling blackouts in the great state of California".
As Sayeeda Warsi told the BBC, "This kind of nudge-nudge, wink-wink xenophobic racist campaign may be politically savvy or useful in the short term but it causes long-term damage to communities" – a prediction that is unfortunately being proved correct.
Mrs. Bachmann responded Wednesday afternoon, saying that the letters were "unfortunately being distorted".
"The preparation was, unfortunately, being tortured by San Francisco for four years," says Kobek. "When I come back now, I just feel overwhelmingly sad.
In that statement, Bachmann said the inspector general letters were "unfortunately being distorted" and expressed legitimate concerns.
"It's unfortunately been replaced by more fashionable grapes like pinot gris and pinot noir".
