Sentence examples for that are unfortunately from inspiring English sources

These kinds of situations that are, unfortunately, still part of the game.

And they endure even as the United States remains impaired by fiscal wounds that are, unfortunately and undeniably, self-inflicted.

But it was a foreseeable consequence of understaffing at the prison where he was being held in Massachusetts -- conditions that are, unfortunately, common nationwide.

It really is very dour, with a cumbersome flashforward-flashback structure, and moments of face-slapping melodrama that are unfortunately judged.

This is just another solid Go-Go's record, with a half-dozen sparkling pop songs sitting alongside other pop songs that are, unfortunately, de-sparkled by clunky lyrics.

Being a young parent and having to deal with the negative stereotypes that are unfortunately still common, on top of learning how to look after another tiny human being, is even harder.

With very harsh regulation, that's unfortunately what you risk.

"It's something that's unfortunately taught to them.

"And that is, unfortunately, what has happened".

That's unfortunately what happened to Murray out there.

"Do we know who that is?" "Unfortunately; not a clue.