Sentence examples for is unfortunately enough from inspiring English sources

But acknowledging that abuse exists is – unfortunately – enough to encourage it.

In the context of AIDS and American culture, a decade is unfortunately enough time to forget the important lessons learned from the first wave of AIDS activism.

But in a country such as the United States, with its potent mixture of racism, violence and instability, there is, unfortunately, enough bloodshed to go around.

There is, unfortunately, not enough quality at either end of the pitch.

Even though this additional drag reduction of 2% is significant for a car like the XL1, it is unfortunately not enough to incorporate a jet system into a car and run it productively.

For Nisreen and her camp friends, however, the aid provided to date by the government and the international community is unfortunately still not enough.

They use the excuse of external pressure and discrimination, but really it's not good enough.' He is, unfortunately, taking a partial view.

But that we are unfortunately familiar enough with its terrors to accept that it remains among us works a significant change on our response to the play.

Enthusiasm and an MBA are, unfortunately, not enough to crack open the chequebooks of most donors, and the majority of charities do not have scope for a commercial income stream.

Dixon jogged to the sideline, which was, unfortunately, still close enough for the coach to keep yelling at him.

"It's unfortunately not yet enough," de Rooy said.