Sentence examples for later, unfortunately from inspiring English sources

A member of staff at Elian agreed to look into what had happened to Greencap but said later: "Unfortunately we are unable to assist with your queries".

Later, unfortunately, Kima becomes a bit more one-note, as she is in this final episode: a sharp-suited, straight-arrow homicide detective with little of the emotional ambiguity of her earlier incarnation.

"Qanta, you have to write about the decade in sleep!" It got me thinking later, unfortunately for me, right at my usual time of sleep onset.

Later dramatists, unfortunately, were incapable of following the lead he had given.

Palace did create a clear opening moments later but unfortunately it fell to Aaron Wilbraham, the player filling the void left by injured top scorer Glenn Murray and with one goal to his name all season.

Retained foreign bodies in the soft tissue of the extremities that were initially overlooked and discovered later are unfortunately common [11].

The whole paper is being published later, so unfortunately this video is pretty much all there is right now, but if you head over to Hrvoje's page, you can keep track of this and his other projects.

The app is live now for iPhone owners (Android users will have to wait for a later version, unfortunately), and we'll soon post our impressions regarding this new stabilization tech and its effectiveness.

The relationship between the inspector general and L.A. Unified leaders has at times been understandably tense; later legislation unfortunately weakened the investigator's authority.

Based on this knowledge, you may now be asking yourself, "its possible can heat marijuana for later snort?" Unfortunately, even if you preheat your cannabis snuff, you are still likely to find yourself disappointed.

Unfortunately, later on, when responding to a related but more general question about public health, Trump argues that we are already spending too much on government research, and that new priorities must be set, with priorities to be determined only after he is elected President.