That this emergency adversely affects you too is unfortunate, but not grounds to pocket compensation she is owed.
I spent a few too many unfortunate years working food service, where I almost exclusively had bosses I couldn't get along with.
Karpov was unfortunate, too, that he was too old to make full use of the advent of databases, yet active enough to be a target for younger computer-literate rivals.
It is unfortunate, too, that you did not comment on the apparent refusal of Gordon Brown to participate in the programme.
But it is highly unfortunate too, because it fuels the fire of a bigger, scarier criticism, one present in every comment thread about this book.
He, too, had the unfortunate fate of having to stand on his own after eight years in the shadow of a far more dexterous political performer.
Comparing them in a roundabout way with Crewe Alexandra was unfortunate too; you'll never be the finished article until you learn to relax and play the media game.
Dr. Leon Benson, a surgeon at the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute and a professor at the University of Chicago, said boomers could be reluctant to accept that their bodies may have changed, and often plunge into new activities too vigorously – with unfortunate results.
It is unfortunate, too, that many should know of Kirkup only in terms of one episode and one poem - a poem which is of far less aesthetic merit than much in his extensive output.
It's easy to describe someone accused of such things as odd and creepy, but his stillness and detachment from the crimes he discusses is certainly unsettling – as, too, is his unfortunate tic.
