Sentence examples for unfortunate examples from inspiring English sources

The text is littered with unfortunate examples of academese -- respecification, dietetics, the Noachian deluge.

Unfortunate examples of this are the 'mano dura' tactics in Central America.

One of the most unfortunate examples is when you type in a search for "AIDS," one of the listed causes of the disease is "Jew".

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 numerous unfortunate examples of our incompetence in sustainable aid, but few are willing to investigate further.

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

There's no more unfortunate example than La Guardia.

It was a most unfortunate example of mindless stereotyping.

Mets pitcher Matt Harvey is the latest unfortunate example to confirm Fleisig's research.

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

The spurious antidumping case brought against imported Vietnamese and Chinese shrimp is one particularly unfortunate example.