Sentence examples for relevant unfortunately from inspiring English sources

War is always with us, so a play about war -- any war -- will always be relevant, unfortunately.

It is hard to tell whether this risk is clinically relevant; unfortunately, the study was not designed with this objective and the short-term assessment of IOP and PP, the type of patients included (young and not selected according to the risk for low PP) are strongly limiting the possibility of a correct interpretation of our findings.

Speaking backstage after accepting the award, director Ari Folman said that he did not regret the film's relevance: "Unfortunately, the film is always relevant," he said.

With a presidential election scheduled for Sunday, that question remains all too relevant -- unfortunately so, for Argentina's 37 million people.

"There's only one major statement, which is an antiwar statement, and it is relevant now and unfortunately it was relevant two years ago, when we were working on it".

The piece is devastating in its portrayal of how power is abused, and it's unfortunately relevant to the news of the day.

While he employs extensive period detail on a range of relevant themes, Sansom unfortunately uses his hunchback lawyer's fear of rejection to keep us from the finer details of Tudor sex lives.

It is a topic that always has and always will be utterly important and that always will be relevant as we unfortunately never will learn to treat each other with the prober respect and dignity.

The show feels unfortunately relevant.

But war is always, unfortunately, relevant, in the sense that there's always a war somewhere with the same ghastly circumstances with people who don't think it's going to be anything other than some young man's fun, but it isn't that.

During a development phase it is natural and important to make relevant changes but unfortunately this reduced the number of patients available for inclusion in the validation study.