Sentence examples for it particularly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

The breadth of cardiac malformations makes it particularly unfortunate that there is no detail about the types of defects recorded in Basra.

It is particularly unfortunate that early data have been highlighted without it being noted that it is early data.

It is particularly unfortunate that we were unable to sequence material of Chusua secunda Nevski as it is the type species of 'Chusua' Nevski [ 27]; its morphology suggests that it could reside within the P. chusua s.l. group.

It's particularly unfortunate for the poor theatergoer.

It's particularly unfortunate because, in theory, Cummings is a fascinating figure.

"Today of all days it's particularly unfortunate that he's used the language he did.

It's particularly unfortunate because the story he tells here comes fraught with considerable peril.

It is particularly unfortunate that these shows run on channels like History and Discovery — outlets that once capitalized on the images and stories of nature's bounty.

It is particularly unfortunate that Torre denigrated another organization while he was still active in baseball as the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

So it is particularly unfortunate that, thanks to an apparent mistake by his typesetters, the version published in Britain has been found to be littered with errors.

"It is particularly unfortunate that President Obama would recognize the Iranian people's right to nuclear energy but not stand up for their right to freedom, human rights or democracy," he said.