Sentence examples for unfortunate development for from inspiring English sources

Others, like me, while I didn't particularly care for him in the Republican Party, the change he bought about is a very, very unfortunate development for the Bush agenda, which is largely the conservative agenda.

The story of Mark and Teddy takes up the bulk of the second half of "What I Loved" and its sensationalistic tone and implausible events not only fail to mesh with the finely observed first half of the novel, but also threaten to erase the memories the reader has of that portion -- an unfortunate development for a book that got off to such a promising start.

This is a really unfortunate development, for it could lead to the kind of vicious cycle that descends into military conflict".In this section Bali, again Still waiting Oil and gas in troubled waters The fifth monarch Not what the doctor ordered Not a bed of tulips ReprintsLast week, China confirmed that it had set up a "reserve vessel squadron" in the East China Sea.

Second, the waits, denials and uncertainty are encouraging U.S. employers to shift more work and more workers outside the United States, which affects both those jobs and complementary jobs that could have been created in the U.S. Particularly in the long run, that's an unfortunate development for U.S. workers and America's place as a center for innovation in the world.

Not only is the ice shrinking, it's also changing in shape and texture — another unfortunate development for polar bears.

His departure coincided with a few other unfortunate developments for the Lakers.

Of course, Mr. Checki was not talking about the United States, where economic management is shaky, the fiscal position is weak (and another budget crisis looms in October), and monetary policy has struggled to keep up with dealing with the consequences of failed financial-sector oversight (an unfortunate development in recent decades, for which the New York Fed shares responsibility).

"It is a quite predictable but unfortunate development," said Ledum Mitee, president of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, an activist group in the region.

"The Kano situation is an unfortunate development and just a reverberation of what happened in Yelwa," said Remi Oyo, a spokeswoman for President Olusegun Obasanjo.

This is an unfortunate development.

I think that's a very unfortunate development".