Sentence examples for unfortunate entry from inspiring English sources

Second, it hastened Romania's unfortunate entry into the war.

Kargel says that's unfortunate.

The metaphor is unfortunate.

The unfortunate outcome could be an alright entry in London hogging all the attention while a scintillating entry in Herefordshire gets overlooked.

The unfortunate side of Mr. Bloomberg's welcome entry into the immigration debate is that it is necessary at all.

One of the dubious figures in the 'pan-demonium' is the unfortunate scientist who makes so surprising an entry at midpoint.

It is therefore unfortunate that only ∼ 2% of MEDLINE entries have open-access full-text articles that are available for text mining.

Deciding what to include is always difficult: in 1903, the editors of the O.E.D. decided not to include an entry for the very new word "radium," an unfortunate omission that, like "African," was made good in the 1933 Supplement.

However, this imputes an attitude to the unfortunate Bourbon that simply cannot be deduced from this one-word entry.

In this encyclopedia's entry on Karl Popper, however, his choice of words is called 'rather unfortunate'.

It is unfortunate that some public universities have also been found to admit students lacking adequate entry qualifications.