Sentence examples for no unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Filmed during the First World War, the silent footage features a young Canadian soldier called Dick – a name that seemingly had no unfortunate connotations back then – who is on leave in London where nicely dressed young women approach him, one after another.

You have to believe that within a confined area it can simultaneously be a haven of peace, useful transport infrastructure and an attraction with more visitors than Disneyland, that it will not push the overcrowding on London's South Bank, already bad, beyond endurance and safety, and that the failure to provide lavatories will have no unfortunate consequences.

In contrast the strategy in Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP) is fair and prompt compensation for losses suffered, and no unfortunate precedents.

But he was no unfortunate street heroin user or dark web psychonaut.

Make sure you have your electricity, water and utilities bill paid up to ensure no unfortunate outcomes.

That's a big no-no and an unfortunate miss from V-moda.

Greece's economy, said Theodore Pelagidis, a senior fellow at the Washington-based Brookings Instrappedn, "in tranped in an unfortunate no-reforms, no-growth, lack-of-demand equilibrium".

Those who received them were no longer unfortunate but "slackers", as Iain Duncan Smith referred to them.

From multiple winners that were no-shows (an unfortunate trend of the Daytime Emmys as the quality of the show has declined) to winners seated in the bowels of the Beverly Hilton ballroom, the show had no clear direction.

That is no worse than unfortunate: the deadline applies only to states that acceded to the treaty more than ten years ago and America still has time to make its claims.

Cait Reilly was no less unfortunate.