Sentence examples for unfortunate because of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wang's research subject was particularly unfortunate because of the widespread perception, particularly among American military contractors and high-technology firms, that adversaries are likely to attack critical infrastructure like the United States electric grid.

The killings are "very unfortunate, because of the harm it does to the research," says Bob Ream, a retired wolf biologist from the University of Montana, and chair of the state's Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission, which oversees the hunts.

I guess I'm unfortunate because of the same reasons.

The public harassment of LGBTQ individuals is also unfortunate because of how different everyone's identity development looks.

"It's unfortunate because, of course, they've had two years to address this issue, and they haven't done anything.

Two top Florida elections officials, both Republicans, faulted the GOP mailing, calling it "confusing" and "unfortunate" because of a potential to undermine voter confidence by making them question the accuracy of their registrations.

It's unfortunate because so many of them have been such a big part of so many big wins here, and this is so … sudden.

Sometimes I think it's a bit unfortunate, because for a lot of people they see this skirt-wearing, posh, privileged..."....

This is unfortunate, because cosegregation of rare variation and disease status in families can amplify association signals for rare variants.

This is particularly unfortunate because patterns of urban form interact with mean sea level rise (MSLR) in ways that reduce or intensify its impact.

This is unfortunate, because 70percentt of the overall tariffs that developing countries pay are to one another.