Sentence examples for more common unfortunately from inspiring English sources

"Far more common, unfortunately, are councils who want to develop these assets themselves but lack the expertise or funding to do it, or councils where the political will is simply missing," says Hallé.

With same-sex marriage now legal in 19 states and the laws restricting LGBT employment and parentage tumbling down, the topic of same-sex abuse will become more and more important, and unfortunately, more common.

In the last case, unfortunately, the more common response is, "So what?" So-what books have been proliferating.

Unfortunately, the more common pattern involves attacks like the terrifying bump and bite, in which the shark circles its victim before taking repeated tastes.

"It would appear," Mr. Lowenfels said, "that one of the reasons that it costs investors more to execute trades on Nasdaq is the damaging practice of payment for order flow, which is unfortunately becoming more common and accepted among market participants.

In the (perhaps unfortunately) much more common case of sharing, though, Apple has caught up considerably.

The interns just so happened to be caught in their financial landslide, an occurrence that is, unfortunately, much more common than I--and I'm sure other aspiring game changers -- would like to think.

The abuse of quetiapine has unfortunately become more common.

Unfortunately, it is more common for a patient to drop-out of addiction treatment than to complete the treatment.

This type of thinking is something that I just cannot subscribe to and unfortunately is much more common than it should be.

Unfortunately, divorces are more common now than long-term marriages so you may know many kids at school whose parents have divorced too.