Sentence examples for unfortunate aspect of from inspiring English sources

An unfortunate aspect of these programs is that their benefits and costs are highly localized.

The most unfortunate aspect of Boscombe's decline was that the bedsits attracted drug users.

An unfortunate aspect of the broken deal is the cost to determine its feasibility.

What would disastrously compound the unfortunate aspect of Korey Stringer's death is if the tragedy taught nothing.

"The unfortunate aspect of it is that it does raise a lot of quality issues," Mr. Gillaspy said.

"The unpleasant and unfortunate aspect of the modern media is that they are obsessed with Kim Jong-un's porta-potty.

Of course, there were some unfortunate aspects of living at such a coveted address.

One of the unfortunate aspects of games development is a combination of unknown priorities and unrealistic deadlines.

My work got noticed, and some of the more unfortunate aspects of the guy who produced it were overlooked.

What he said was, he felt that all of those things were bad aspects, were unfortunate aspects of British life," Steafel said.

"One of the unfortunate aspects of the last few months is that the process [to recruit] a chief executive and chairman was very public," he said.