Sentence examples for sadly bad from inspiring English sources

Sadly, bad things happened while they were away.

Sadly, bad deaths such as Toynbee's own experience still occur, but it is often a case of "we know what to do but just aren't doing it".

Sadly, bad weather postponed the performance, which did not go ahead until 14 April.

Sadly, the bad way seems to be working.

At school I was both badly beaten and, sadly, inflicted bad beatings on others.

"What happens to you in your early years can often define your life chances both for good and sometimes, sadly, for bad as well".

"What happens to you in your early years can often define your life chances both for good and sometimes, sadly, for bad as well". Last week Ms Teather announced a slimming-down of the early years curriculum, progress checks for all two-year-olds and payment by results for children's centres.

Sadly, more bad news is expected.

Sadly, the bad-news headlines and sound bites only fuel the raging debate about what is wrong with the wounded national pastime.

And last week, when I awoke Saturday morning to discover that the previous evening's attacks were, sadly, not a bad dream, it became my salvation.

Sadly, this is bad news for the human population, which also tends to grow exponentially.