Sentence examples for unfortunate enough that from inspiring English sources

Isn't it unfortunate enough that developers remove trees?

It's unfortunate enough that they are on the air, but it's outrageous that the people we represent can't find out who made them.

It's unfortunate enough that the latest additions approved for the Green are signs asking people to enjoy the water only by looking at it.

If you are unfortunate enough that you are at school with homework due next period, go to the library.

If you really believe that TV is a wasteland, you're either a crank, a pedant or unfortunate enough to have missed that one episode of "Battlestar Galactica" in which we find out about the Cylons.

Here's one patient vignette that puts a human face on the outcomes facing patients unfortunate enough to live in states that opted out of Medicaid expansion, as more than twenty states have done.

"If you're unfortunate enough to find that those you talk to have no empathy, don't give up, because you aren't alone.

As if these remarks were not unfortunate enough, he added that the southern Member States which were seeking to form part of the first wave of the third stage of EMU were guilty of hysteria.

After one such battle, he wrote proudly in his diary that he had stormed "the ramparts of every piece that was unfortunate enough to get in my way".

This is a proposal that could, once and for all, devastate poverty corridors serving the urban poor, and the middle class that are unfortunate enough to need trauma, burn or complex medical services, who live nearby.

"There seems to be a lot of political action over the past few years that's been about vilifying people who are unfortunate enough to need benefits and things that are intended to stir up bad feeling among people.