Sentence examples for unfortunate approach from inspiring English sources

SK: Stoical is an unfortunate approach to birth.

It is regrettable and an unfortunate approach for you to take to the work of this committee of Congress".

This is an unfortunate approach to take with an artist like Bellows, whose passion for paint was so overt.

"Contrast that with today's often unfortunate approach where a briefly elicited clinical complaint is immediately investigated by imaging and panels of tests in order to establish the diagnosis, many times with an unnecessary waste of time, money, and resources," writes Braverman.

Which of course would be an entirely wrong and unfortunate approach.

This latter observation appears to be the unfortunate approach that is undermining the recent protest spawned by the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson Missouri and Eric Garner in New York.

What these unfortunate approaches all share is that they treat the Jewish state in much the same way anti-Semites have historically treated Jews: singling them out for censure and implicating them in outlandish conspiracies.

Considering our President-elect's rather unfortunate conservative approaches to issues regarding the environment and subsequently renewable energy, it is safe to assume that productive incentives involving offshore wind will originate from no higher than the state level.

Binge-and-purge cycles of hiring and firing knowledge workers are the unfortunate consequence of this approach to knowledge work.

This is unfortunate, as a systems approach to workplace STF analysis, that is inclusive of latent design and work organisation factors that often shape worker behaviour patterns related to STF risk (e.g. rushing, risk taking), is fundamental to the development of effective prevention measures.

It's suggested that teaching mindfulness as a way of "paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgementally" can lead to an unfortunate uncoupling of the approach from its ethical ground, especially in workplace settings where the prevailing culture may look a lot different from the 'right livelihood' of Buddhism.