Sentence examples for is unfortunately needed from inspiring English sources

"Welfare is unfortunately needed... people can not live on fresh air".

This is (unfortunately) needed, since so much story was originally packed into the original season of hourlong episodes.

What I would say is unfortunately when we needed people to be in form and playing well, we haven't done that, and that's why we lost".

Supporters of the bill say it is 'unfortunately needed' The guidance had been branded an 'unconstitutional act' by the employment minister Priti Patel Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had entered Super Tuesday with high expections French police warn they will use force as they clear shacks, reports Oscar Quine in Calais.

The Obama administration came into office and found that, while the things that President Bush put in place to protect the American people are not desirable, they're unfortunately things that need to be done.

"The situation is so critical that it's unfortunately not inconceivable that Spain will need outside intervention even before the new government gets a chance to get down to work," said Gonzalo Díaz-Rato, a Madrid financier, who added that he backed the Popular Party because "Spain really needs change".

There are unfortunately no easy answers; political campaigns need to be ideologically coherent while garnering press attention to grow.

These mechanisms, determined by the chemical properties, are unfortunately largely unknown; thus, toxicity tests are needed.

With respect to malaria, these trends are unfortunately in contrast with control needs where populations of high malaria risk are children and pregnant women of low socioeconomic status living in rural areas.

Unfortunately, what is needed here is not simply a strong correlation but a one-to-one correspondence.

Now, as a result, the following unfortunately needs to be said: Blaming Rodgers' struggles on his relationship and his sex life is ridiculous.