Sentence examples for left unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Rudin left Unfortunate Events over budget concerns.
"It would be in the interest of the Swiss economy if we left this unfortunate chapter behind us," Justice Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf said before the vote, according to Bloomberg News.
After one prolonged rant, Mr Weill left the unfortunate executive with the words, "I guess now you know you're part of the team .Terror in the workplace is making a comeback these days.
The spectre of the cold war has left an unfortunate conflation between nuclear weapons and nuclear power, but it is important to note that they operate on very different principles.
The most obvious example of this is the Madonna adoption story, and the resulting wave of publicity which has left an unfortunate impression that there is one law for them and another for the rest of us.
"A Place to Shop, if People Stopped" (July 11) left the unfortunate impression that the Hartsdale Contextual Review Committee, of which I am a member, is working against the best interests of the Village of Hartsdale and its merchants.
On production, Dyke has left an unfortunate legacy: a strong integrated economy that antagonised the independent sector by favouring in-house producers and ultimately provoked a critical programme supply review.
That left the unfortunate Hill isolated in the middle as he waited for the inevitable instruction from the third umpire to overturn his own call.
Mayr's (and others) characterization of development as an unfolding on a "genetic program" has left an unfortunate legacy, as noted by many authors (Lewontin 1983; Oyama 1985; Weber and Depew 2001; Keller 2010; Bateson and Gluckman 2011).
More than a few of the companies are paying annual dues to the bureau, leaving the unfortunate impression that the organization may be shilling for its underwriters.
A caring landlord had removed the frontage of a property to incentivise the tenants to go, leaving the unfortunate family as the inhabitants of a huge dolls' house.
