Sentence examples for matter unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Democratic House Budget Committee Chairman Harry Moberly said Cowgill "had the council headed in the right direction" and added "I would have been satisfied if Brad had the permanent position, but I do not criticize the governor for the role he had played [in Cowgill's resignation]." Senate President David Williams called Beshear's interference in the matter "unfortunate".

It might have been seen as a matter of unfortunate miscommunication not a lie, not the cause for a final break.

It might have been seen as a matter of unfortunate miscommunication — not a lie, not the cause for a final break.

Bobinski said Oregon's placement was a matter "an unfortunate circumstance" based on travel and seeding, but Kellogg saw it as indicative of the difficulty the committee had plumbing through all the balance in the country.

As the Harvard professor Jonathan Zittrain writes, there is a real problem with "the internet's ability to preserve indefinitely all its information about you, no matter how unfortunate or misleading".

He realized that it had to be this way -- the bombing, he thought, was good for the country as a whole, no matter how unfortunate it was, at least in the short term, for the people of Abdulgan.

Thieu ruled that country for half its star-crossed existence, but now both Thieu and his would-be nation are gone, and no matter how unfortunate their karma, the Vietnamese never speak ill of ghosts.

But no matter how unfortunate you may think your circumstances are, you inevitably have some things to be thankful for.

Then there is the unfortunate matter of what he does to Forman's prose.

The official wrote, "I hope we can put this unfortunate matter behind us quickly".

"The whole matter is extremely unfortunate," Daly said, "but it is not a matter of concern for the league".