Sentence examples for not unfortunate enough from inspiring English sources

Politics may prevent Britain from fielding a representative squad, but there is no reason not to seize the chance of enjoying the efforts of those who are not unfortunate enough to be hamstrung by such pettiness.

As if these remarks were not unfortunate enough, he added that the southern Member States which were seeking to form part of the first wave of the third stage of EMU were guilty of hysteria.

One reason for this antipathy may be that the smell of coriander leaves apparently resembles that of bed bugs – although I have to confess to not being unfortunate enough to have put this to the test.

Isn't it unfortunate enough that developers remove trees?

At times she comes across like an icy prom queen, punishing everyone unfortunate enough not to be like her.

All yours for £19.95 a night – and so special that the hostel runs tours of the interior for anyone unfortunate enough not to be staying there.

The Imperial does adhere to the practice of listing certain items only in French ("What," Christian asks me, "are petit pois?") a practice guaranteed to intimidate visitors unfortunate enough not to speak the language of Marshal Pétain and Arsène Wenger.

Getting rid of Mr. Milosevic would unquestionably make life much easier for diplomats, not to mention those unfortunate enough to live in the Balkans during these years of conflict and uncertainty.

Of course we're overlooking the rampant sexism and an almost impenetrable glass ceiling that faces any employee unfortunate enough not to find themselves encumbered with a Y chromosome.

* Bono, who will really get the party going at the Pyramid Stage on Friday night by dedicating "Sunday Bloody Sunday" to the anti-government rebels in Syria/Libya/any other country unfortunate enough not to be on the itinerary of the next U2 world tour.

"Not if you were unfortunate enough to watch Herve Renard's attempts to manage an admittedly terrible Cambridge United team in the 2004/5 season when he could only grunt his two English words at the shocking excuse of a team he had put out failed yet again to string two passes together and slumped out if the league, still to return," says Ben Yelton.