Sentence examples for unfortunate degree from inspiring English sources

This season has expanded the show's focus to an unfortunate degree.

Political corruption is to some degree an unfortunate fact of life.

Printer credit Those unfortunate enough to study scientific degrees find printing is an expensive pain.

This is especially unfortunate because women with business degrees already start out making a lot less than their male peers.

Most likely 180 degrees from his unfortunate public persona and someone you actually might like to have a beer with.

Graduate degrees are for students unfortunate enough to have chosen another school first, said Mr. Cesario.

It's hard to pick up any posthumous publication without some degree of scepticism, and An Unfortunate Woman is no exception.

One of the unfortunate consequences of mass society is a considerable degree of alienation and isolation.

Of course, biologic material that is potentially infected with dangerous pathogens carries with it some degree of responsibility, to ensure that unfortunate accidents do not occur.

There can always be unfortunate incidents and I can't assess the degrees to which these changes might take place.

It's unfortunate that it had to reach such dramatic degrees to bring it back on the international agenda, but now there is a lot more interest in food in general and that includes visuals.