Sentence examples for unfortunate example of the from inspiring English sources

"It's another unfortunate example of the status of the South Florida real estate market".

There's slow cinema and there is boring cinema, and this is an unfortunate example of the latter.

Father Eichner's description of how non-Catholics should behave on Catholic "turf" is an unfortunate example of the intolerance of some to ideas not their own.

The scheme, they said, rode roughshod over the traditional Hutong neighbourhoods and was an "unfortunate example of the destruction of Beijing old town".

He cited the unfortunate example of the post-Soviet nineteen-nineties, when almost none of those who had emigrated in the seventies and eighties returned home to share with their countrymen what they had learned abroad.

As for the cries of protest that resulted, Mr. Fleischer said, "This is an unfortunate example of the press biting the hand that the press itself is feeding on Saturday night".

Perhaps the most unfortunate example of that came when the father of Mohamed Osman Mohamud called the FBI in 2009 to ask for help with his son, who had ties to some terrorist propagandists.

The disappointing Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen was an unfortunate example of this paradoxical trend.

In fact, a humorous tweet about exactly this problem recently went viral, leading to a stream of people responding with their own funny (or unfortunate) examples of the same thing.

There are several unfortunate examples of the failure of partners across these areas to work together.

Use of the Klimisch scoring system, and the high evaluation of studies using GLP in general, are unfortunate examples of the conflation of high quality study reporting with high quality study design and execution.