Sentence examples for may unfortunately make from inspiring English sources

Publicizing that young black scientists have such a hard time winning NIH's R01s, some leading black biomedical scientists say, may unfortunately make things worse.

Some, unfortunately, make a practice of selling fakes, or, in the case of pawnbrokers, may be indifferent to fakes in their inventory.

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES Disasters, unfortunately, make riveting copy.

Robert: Which unfortunately makes for bad drama.

So who unfortunately makes the cut?

The British vote unfortunately made Obama recalibrate.

"Vitaly unfortunately made a mistake.

Unfortunately, they may make it even harder to find a workable solution to the North Korea Problem.

Unfortunately, they may also make GHR ill fitted to traditional approaches to organizing academic units and funding opportunities.

And he warned, "We may, unfortunately, be unable to reinstate striking nurses as soon as they wish, since the contractual commitment required" may make that impossible.

Unfortunately, the report may also make it harder for America and Europe to maintain, let alone sharpen, the sanctions the world has imposed in order to make Iran stop work at Natanz.Talk if necessary, but keep up the sanctionsSince the spies say Iran stopped its bomb-making in 2003 because of world pressure, relaxing it now would be perverse.