Sentence examples for suffer unfortunate from inspiring English sources
When politicians and competing ethnic groups fight for power in a big-city school system, the schools suffer unfortunate consequences.
In 1991 she returned with the two-part television western Son of the Morning Star, but this nuanced portrait of Custer suffered unfortunate and unfair comparisons to Dances with Wolves, which had been released three months previously.
Unlike writings and music and photos, most visual artworks still suffer an unfortunate limitation.
Wasps do not have masses of strength in depth and they could be sucked into this group if they suffer some unfortunate injuries.
And if this lone prophet continued to push upon the executive board an expired agreement, which had also been rejected and was backed by tainted money, don't you think they might turn a blind eye should Paul one day suffer some unfortunate accident?
Commercials that aired in the second half suffered the unfortunate fate of appearing during a rout.
Hincks's performance was not helped when he suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction and the strap on his guitar broke.
They went to sleep, presumably, on Sunday night as villains, having suffered the unfortunate fate of committing miscues at critical moments in big games.
The spokesperson said that the friends had suffered an "unfortunate and stressful ordeal" and were looking forward to recuperating at home with their loved ones.
The 1880 building, originally the town house of the Marquis de Sers, became the Hotel Queen Elizabeth in the 1950's, and suffered some unfortunate modifications.
