Sentence examples for the problem is unfortunately from inspiring English sources

"The problem is unfortunately not improving over time," she said.

"The problem is, unfortunately, when it was done we didn't think through all of the impacts it would have, how quickly it would have an effect on us, and it needs some adjustment right now".

Yet the problem is unfortunately not uncommon.

While the recent recalls have brought the issue to popular attention, the problem is, unfortunately, not a new one.

The problem is, unfortunately, that you always feel demoralized whenever she -- or someone else -- criticizes you, and your defense mechanism kicks into gear: You become like them/her and start doing the same thing, criticizing!

The problem is, unfortunately, that the meaning of the term is not self-evident to begin with and so, in that sense, the question is left unanswered.

Part of the mindset problem is unfortunately highlighted by the carriers business models and pricing plans.

The Iranian problem is unfortunately larger than the nuclear issue.

The bit allocation problem can now be stated as follows: Given a total bit-budget of B bits min r D ( r ) (8). subject to ∑ m = 1 2 M 1 + M 2 r m ≤ B, r m ≥ 0, m = 1, …, 2 M 1 + M 2, where r = r 1, …, r 2 M 1 + M 2 T. The explicit solution of this minimization problem is unfortunately intractable due to the inter-dependence of the three transform codes involved.

I know what his problem is!" Unfortunately, for those of us who suffer from this mysterious malady, that clinician has yet to emerge and that elusive diagnosis remains beyond our grasp.

But from a historical perspective, these problems are unfortunately not unprecedented.