Sentence examples for unfortunate but unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Statistical errors are unfortunate but unavoidable.

And free-riding is an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence of cooperation between large and smaller powers.

Instead, both creators and viewers tacitly dismiss the pain caused by such shows as collateral damage, unfortunate but unavoidable.

Supporters of the national legislation say this transfer is an unfortunate but unavoidable aspect of expanding coverage.

Furthermore, our social structures are designed to allow for life to be lost as an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence.

"This is an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence of introducing new and more efficient ways of working," Angilley said in the memo.

From the marketer's perspective, these inefficiencies are unfortunate but totally unavoidable.

(The American, New York, July 8, 1831) Varied as the circumstances of these deaths were, they were regarded much as the Massachusetts Bay gunner's deadly misfire had been: acts occurring by the "providence of God," unfortunate but largely unavoidable.

In Connecticut and New York, Democratic election officials said they viewed the continuing uncertainty in Florida as unfortunate but proper, the unavoidable result of doing whatever is necessary to gauge the intent of the state's voters most accurately.

Israeli officials describe the Palestinians' hardships as unfortunate but say they are unavoidable in the effort to protect Israeli citizens and soldiers from attacks, including suicide bombings, that have taken hundreds of lives.

Teller had used this quasi-anti-nuclear weapons stance (he would say that he believed nuclear weapons to be unfortunate, but that the arms race was unavoidable due to the intractable nature of Communism) to promote technologies such as SDI, arguing that they were needed to make sure that nuclear weapons could never be used again.