Sentence examples for politically unfortunate from inspiring English sources

This is psychologically and politically unfortunate.

His successor, another first-rate economist, Greg Mankiw, was frozen out after he made accurate if politically unfortunate comments about the benefits of outsourcing.Mr Mankiw's successor, at least for the next few months, is Harvey Rosen, an acknowledged public-finance expert, but not known to be close to Mr Bush.

It was held that the king's great financial dependence on the Italians was politically unfortunate.

While the SFDRR cannot and does not have a role in critiquing the emplaced system, accepting what is offered is bureaucratically and politically appropriate, scientifically unfortunate, and operationally detrimental by supporting the status quo without comment.

He said the long-term effort at encouraging repayment will take time to produce results, but added that "it's incorrect and unfortunate that politically motivated critics have chosen to mischaracterize these initiatives".

"Politically, [the timing] is unfortunate.

The appeal of the political cartoon or caricature is often based on exploitation of unfortunate physical traits or politically embarrassing events -- an exploitation often calculated to injure the feelings of the subject of the portrayal.

Jordan sits in a rather unfortunate position, geographically and politically speaking.

Meanwhile, Parks had been transformed from a politically-conscious activist to an upstanding, unfortunate Everywoman.

We are completely politically neutral as a mosque but it is unfortunate that this has come to light.

The Fed's policy of gradualism may be politically popular, but its economic effects may prove to be unfortunate.