Sentence examples for it would unfortunately from inspiring English sources

But it was not until the Haitian government formalized its opposition in a letter — "It would unfortunately encourage a massive exodus from the provinces, thus increasing the number of people living in the camps and making conditions even worse" — that the Red Cross dropped the plan.

The hospital's surgeon had been able to restore sight in her eye, though it would unfortunately remain disfigured.

Representatives of 18 nations, including Indonesia, protested against the decision to Australia's Foreign Affairs Department, with the head of the general delegation of Palestine to Australia, Izzat Abdulhadi, warning it would "unfortunately" influence trade between Australia and the Arab world.

It would, unfortunately, turn out to be the happiest moment for a while.

(Of these, the last is the most vital to the American interest, but it would unfortunately end up in the hands of a media that lacks all interest in a substantial critique of how money and power now mesh to society's detriment, and it would be covered as a problem unique to Clinton rather than a pervasive problem in our political system).

The pressure that it would take to "vacuum" earwax from the ear canal would be so great that it would unfortunately rupture your eardrum.

"I don't think I would... Unfortunately, it really doesn't have anything to do with her, but she is representing what's happening politically and what's happening politically right now is not really good for anyone," he said.

"But I would!" Unfortunately, he continued, no one has offered him quite that sum.

"If those two categories were eliminated, unless some alternative version was put on the table, I think that it would just unfortunately affect women and their families".

Photograph: Andrew Parsons/PA In this instance it would seem, unfortunately, that Cameron's advisers have gone for a mixture of the boy band look and the Milk Tray man.

The Islamic Human Rights Commission has been tracking developments in this case and has published a statement from the imam: "As I will be staying in Saudi Arabia and continuing with my Haj (religious pilgrimage), it would not, unfortunately, be sensible nor wise of me to conduct any media interviews.