Sentence examples for it may be unfortunate from inspiring English sources
"It may be unfortunate, but at the end of the day a lot of people are thinking about where to go on vacation," she said, "and cruise lines do offer a fairly reasonable and entertaining product".
Rather than see the potential closure of Community Links and others as an avoidable social disaster in the making, the "big society romantics" simply shrug their shoulders, happy to conclude that while it may be unfortunate, charities who commited the ideological sin of relying on state funding had it coming to them anyway.
It may be unfortunate, but it's not an injustice.
It may be unfortunate that such over-zealousness appears to have been carried over into IQ advocacy by psychologists.
While that may be unfortunate it is hardly an existential crisis for democracy.
This may be unfortunate, but it also seems quite understandable since the faith of investors was justly shaken by the catastrophe and the violent death of more than 5,000 Americans.
The mantra among Trump- reconciled conservatives is that while the tweeting may be unfortunate and regrettable, it is fundamentally irrelevant and should be ignored, like an unsightly rash.
That may be unfortunate for consumers, but it also means that new tariffs applied this way are not usually taken as evidence of a country's aggressive policy.
The implication is that this may be unfortunate — not exactly ideal morally — but it can't be helped, because it's natural, biological.
