("What's next, erasers?") There was an unfortunate joke comparing a corrupt minister to a woman who couldn't keep her legs closed.
This neglect is unfortunate, because comparing the vertebrate pathogens with related species can help to elucidate the mechanisms of pathogenicity, transmission and virulence [ 26, 27].
Beck was only five-down to the Spaniard at lunch, comparative luxury compared to the unfortunate Maggert, who was twice that and without hope of any kind.
By repeatedly refusing to do the decent thing, Mr Gore now faces the unfortunate prospect of being compared unfavourably by posterity with Richard Nixon, who decided against contesting Jack Kennedy's (arguably more dubious) victory in 1960.In this section A hard landing?
"The X Factor" was "given the unfortunate task of being compared to the biggest show on television, instead of being compared to all the other television shows," said Mike Darnell, the president of alternative entertainment for Fox, who called the show a "very big success for us".
Let's concede upfront, Pope Francis used a really unfortunate metaphor when he compared Europe to a "grandmother, no longer fertile and vibrant".
It is unfortunate that models comparing K2 were not possible given the failure of MCMC convergence in IMa, likely due to the more limited sample sizes for Italian populations.
This news was unfortunate but, ultimately, as nothing compared to the pain of a nation nursing its collective broken heart.
In the funeral rendition of Lead Me On, Carla showed she had a decent set of pipes, at least compared to the unfortunate Jessie.
But even patients who have had surgical implements left inside them by inept doctors will feel as if they were only mildly inconvenienced compared with the unfortunates who find themselves at "CHILDRENS HOSPITAL," the ludicrously dysfunctional medical center imagined by Rob Corddry and developed into a Web series and then a television series on Adult Swim.
