Sentence examples for most unfortunate decision from inspiring English sources
Amazon's most unfortunate decision was to borrow a lot of money when its stock was hot, even though it could have gotten virtually free capital from stock buyers.
The Herald opined that "the people of Alberta have made a most unfortunate decision and may soon see the folly of it".
Brown's return to the governorship gave him an opportunity few politicians have: to watch one of his most unfortunate decisions play out over decades and then try to repair some of the damage it caused.
I think this was a most unfortunate editorial decision.
The plaintiffs' attorney termed Wong Kim Ark "one of the most injurious and unfortunate decisions" ever handed down by the Supreme Court and hoped the new case would give the court "an opportunity to correct itself".
Of all the aberrations littering the match, the most unfortunate and irksome was the mystifying decision to recall Warner in the 14th over.
"The fact that the decision is done," he said, "that would be most unfortunate".
Attorney General Holder's attempt at a work around is most welcome, but it cannot fully compensate for the Supreme Court's unfortunate decision not to discharge its core institutional responsibilities.
That would be most unfortunate.
That is most unfortunate.
