"The other half was the F.B.I.'s unfortunate and unwarranted acceptance of D.O.E.'s description of the predicate, its unhesitating and unquestioning acceptance of D.O.E.'s identification of Lee as 'the most logical suspect,' " the report said.
They used phrases such as "have no choice" or "unfortunate" to express their acceptance and helplessness.
This is unfortunate as there are thresholds for the acceptance of medical interventions using the QALY in the UK (Devlin and Parkin, 2004), which are not available for the outcome measures used in this study.
It is unfortunate that Mushak does not recognize the broad acceptance and utilization of the hormesis concept over the last 15 years.
These responses effectively condone Petrenko's comments and are symptomatic of an unfortunate reality in the classical music world: the covert acceptance of sexism.
While the scientific worldview birthed in the Enlightenment has yield tremendous gains, perhaps an unfortunate and unintended consequence of modernity is our unquestioned acceptance of rational proof as the ultimate criteria in all matters, scientific or not.
Ms Bravo pushed this further and moved the image to a very much younger and trendier market.SANDRINE HARRISFrankfurtSIR Sometimes, lack of public acceptance of a brand is a result of unfortunate associations of which the maker may be unaware.
This level of acceptance among economists of inequality as merely an unfortunate byproduct of growth, alongside their failure to predict the crash, has worryingly not affected their cult status among blinkered admirers.
His brevity registers as acceptance, a pragmatic, maybe even disappointing, shrug at life's deprivations: It's unfortunate, but that's how Dad was.
Instead, there is a tacit acceptance that tomorrow will most likely be no better than today, and that some people — "unfortunates," as even the Big Book of A.A. concedes — will drink themselves to death.
