Sentence examples for some unfortunate aspects from inspiring English sources

Of course, there were some unfortunate aspects of living at such a coveted address.

In particular, it is inspired by the following Sine's remark [7, page 863], stated without a proof: "The term hyperconvex does have some unfortunate aspects.

My work got noticed, and some of the more unfortunate aspects of the guy who produced it were overlooked.

One of the unfortunate aspects of games development is a combination of unknown priorities and unrealistic deadlines.

What he said was, he felt that all of those things were bad aspects, were unfortunate aspects of British life," Steafel said.

"One of the unfortunate aspects of the last few months is that the process [to recruit] a chief executive and chairman was very public," he said.

Among the many unfortunate aspects of this vast melt-off is that, because bare ground and seawater absorb sunlight more efficiently than ice does, the warming process tends to be self-reinforcing.

The Eden Roc benefited from a superb $24 million makeover in late 1999, which stripped away the more unfortunate aspects of intervening "improvements" -- such as the thick coat of glossy white paint that had been slapped on the Brazilian rosewood columns.

"Two unfortunate aspects of the ongoing jobs crisis may be driving the launch of new businesses by senior parents and younger members of their family," said John Dearie, a co-author of "Where the Jobs Are: Entrepreneurship and the Soul of the American Economy".

One of the most unfortunate aspects of Canal Plus buying Universal may be that the French company, which has been particularly active in financing American independent films to help feed its television channels, may shift its attention away from small, quality films toward the big, star-studded blockbusters that make up a traditional studio slate.

One of the unfortunate aspects of the so-called digital revolution is that older, analog technologies get left behind.