Sentence examples for unfortunate cost from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Warsame's trial can proceed, but at an unfortunate cost.

Spoilsport views are, of course, not popular among e-commerce executives, who have sought to cast the vandalism as an unfortunate cost of doing business online.

The Guardian looks at how the level of Britain's involvement in the secret abduction and interrogation of terror suspects is coming under scrutiny, while many of the red-tops focus on what they see as the unfortunate cost to the taxpayer.

At the unfortunate cost of narrative suspense, Vincent discloses her biases early: like a growing number of Americans, she's fairly certain that America's love affair with modern-day psychiatry is nothing less than a subprime crisis, with the F.D.A., the DSM, Big Pharma and your harried family doctor in on the scam.

Otherwise, the necessary elimination of sexual harassment surrounding fundraising could come at the unfortunate cost of reducing funding for female-led startups.

If lending costs go up, rational individuals may choose to view this as the unfortunate new cost of living safely in a post-crisis world.

The unfortunate timing cost Earnhardt dearly; he slipped a lap down and never got back in the mix, though all the trouble at the end boosted him to 15th.

More forgiving critics sometimes defend the racist and misogynist aspects of Hannah's writing as purely ironic or satirical, or the unfortunate but worthwhile cost of his linguistic talent.

The contracts "were based on prices driven to record levels by market manipulation, so this unfortunate ruling could cost California billions of dollars if it is allowed to stand," said Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California.

It was an unfortunate event that cost the CCF in the academic and intelligentsia world.

That unfortunate night had cost him three limbs, but he had not let it sidetrack him.