Sentence examples for is unfortunately very from inspiring English sources

"But the growing season is unfortunately very short".

"The Demitri's story is, unfortunately, very common in Italy.

There, the existing bike path takes riders through a beautiful forest that is, unfortunately, very dark at night.

"The connection between war and crime is unfortunately very ancient," said Dr. Shay, the V.A. psychiatrist and author.

But quibbles aside, this is an honest staging of a brutal play that is unfortunately very opportune.

This is unfortunately very hard for many organisations to achieve as they think they can't afford it.

He added, "We're stronger united, but now we're unfortunately very divided".

Another, a cellist, was unfortunately very hard of hearing and was also hazy on the tuning of the strings.

We are unfortunately very familiar with such a catalogue of police incompetence, laziness, prejudice and even hostility.

"The conditions for farmworkers today are unfortunately very much as they've been throughout the decades," Arturo Rodriguez, the current president, tells Perez.

It was, unfortunately, very clear and correct (according to the legal customs of hobbits, which demand among other things seven signatures of witnesses in red ink).