Sentence examples for unfortunate document from inspiring English sources

Papal spokespeople said it was an unfortunate document snafu, though that's hard to believe that, on this highly organized visit and media spectacular, a bureaucratic detail got in the way.

It is unfortunate that a collective document like this will not remain intact.

A small window will pop up on the side of the screen, and you can change or ignore all those unfortunate typos in your document.

It is unfortunate that few illuminated documents from South East Asia of the early seventeenth century survived to allow a comprehensive study of the painting materials and techniques in paper-based works of art from different regions of South East Asia to compare with the Selden map.

A mixed-media show in London is documenting the unfortunate realities of war with found-objects.

To obscure this reality through misplaced emphasis on an error in a nearly 3,000-page 3,000-pageocument would be unforigorous.

Congressional hearings are always tricky, and public perception can hinge on a single, incriminating document or an unfortunate phrase that becomes the sound-bite on that evening's news.

One particular unfortunate who penned a hollow document entitled "Financial Stability in Iceland" struggles to explain why that smoking gun now appears on his CV as "Financial Instability in Iceland", insisting (unconvincingly) that it's a "typing error".

While the document destruction is unfortunate, possibly even criminal, it is also likely to be totally ineffective.

There is just one unfortunate aspect to Mr Schröder's party document, which was leaked over the weekend: a lot of it is cock-eyed.This is not because it is as self-serving as it is visionary.

Asserting that the steering committee for the conference had its own working document, he said, "It was unfortunate that some people claimed to represent the conference when they do not".