Sentence examples for it's thus unfortunate from inspiring English sources
It's thus unfortunate that John W. Dean's imminent arrival in Chicago might be ill-timed for Blago, immersed in his retrial and presumably anxious about being fitted for an orange jumpsuit and having his law license yanked.
It is thus unfortunate for China that the seven well-protected guests in Beijing have now forced the issue.It is simply "unthinkable", said the UNHCR's representative in China, Colin Mitchell, on June 27th, that his office would allow the seven to be turned over to North Korea.
Mr Shkreli's arrest was thus unfortunate news for the rapper.
Wade added: "It's so unfortunate.
A recent study* across 14 countries found that the wealth effect of changes in property prices had at least twice as big an impact on consumer spending as did changes in share prices.It is thus unfortunate that timely data on house prices across different countries are much harder to come by than figures on the prices of shares.
"It's just so unfortunate and frightening".
The current (and deeply implicated) governor's complaint that he presides over a "virtual state" is thus an unfortunate turn of phrase.David ClearyThe Nature ConservancyBelém, BrazilLots in spaceSIR – I think you "misunderestimate" George Bush's recent space proposals ("A grand but costly vision", January 17th).
So it was just so unfortunate.
So it's very unfortunate.
"So, it's an unfortunate incident.
