Sentence examples for results were unfortunate from inspiring English sources

The results were unfortunate.

And when Colley (whose previous book, "The Road to Victory," told the story of the Red Ball Express) does attempt a more vivid prose style, the results are unfortunate.

But when he strikes out into serious territory, as in the 1939 patriotic pageant "The American Way," written with Hart and starring Fredric March, the results are unfortunate.

While the preliminary publications of these results is unfortunate, and could be interpreted as stealing some of the authors' "thunder", the reviewers do not feel the authors should be penalized for this, as their manuscript puts all these observations into a more coherent interpretation than the previous studies, as well as showing high-resolution images.

This result is unfortunate because the number of segments determines the resolution of a RIL panel for quantitative trait mapping (Aylor et al. 2011).

The results then were unfortunate.

To celebrate, Snapchat teamed up with the estate of Bob Marley, and the results were … unfortunate.

The results have been unfortunate.

And if anyone can build cheap, one-size-fits-all nuclear plants, it is probably the Chinese.If the West turns its back on nuclear power and China ploughs on, the results could be unfortunate.

Since the epidemiologic association data for the earlier drugs may be less indicative of causality than randomized trial results, it is unfortunate that the FDA web site did not report clinical trial data for the benzodiazepines popular in the 1980's, such as temazepam, flurazepam, and triazolam.

An extension to the MDEX study has not been offered to the participants at this stage (see http://www.actionduchenne.org/duchennepedia/article/229/recent-avi-4658-trial-results), which is unfortunate considering the positive outcomes in terms of dystrophin expression at the higher doses of AVI-4658.