Sentence examples for it has unfortunately from inspiring English sources

And while it is one of the most unusual and spectacular street circuits on paper, in design it has unfortunately produced uninteresting races in its first two years, because it is difficult to overtake on the circuit.

"There are a ton of people it has unfortunately affected".

Her game, serve and volley, was not the anomaly it has unfortunately become today.

Leave that well-worn narrative for back home, where it has, unfortunately, become one of the embarrassments of the museum world.

"It has unfortunately struggled in the current economic environment but, with some support from new management, we are optimistic that it will be part of thousands of family memories in the years to come".

It has unfortunately created an incentive for principals to pass over the most experienced teachers — who can earn $100,000 a year — in favor of new teachers who cost about half that much.

But over the years, as it has become a mecca of glass-and-steel modernism, it has unfortunately-some would say thoughtlessly-erased many of its most exquisite buildings.

While lasmiditan most likely is effective in the treatment of migraine attacks it had, unfortunately, a high incidence of CNS related AEs in the oral RCT.

The small bathroom required moving sideways to get to the shower, and it had, unfortunately, a very, very small shower.

In contrast, cisplatin killed both normal cells and cancer cells more effectively than FMDs, but it had unfortunately poor selectivity and therefore severe toxicity (Fig. S2A and B).

There is an integrity required to do science (and talk about it credibly), and he has unfortunately failed this test.