Sentence examples for unfortunate explanation from inspiring English sources

It's an unfortunate explanation in light of Mandy Smith.

This is especially common, and unfortunate, in explanations of human behavior.

Linking function and evolution in a single term has had the unfortunate consequence of constraining the explanations that can be given for design features.

This year, my first trip back since the unfortunate episode (and after a carefully worded explanation to Mom), I stayed in a hotel, helping me be the loving, happy daughter and sister I knew I could be.

Regardless of the explanation, the death has become another unfortunate case study in bystander behavior in emergencies, a psychological field that developed after the notorious 1964 killing of Kitty Genovese.

"Replication parsimony" is in my view an unfortunate expression: "parsimony" is a preference for an explanation that is "least complex", usually understood as "consisting of the smallest number of distinct events".

"This was a very unfortunate case but the club has accepted Aleksandar's explanation that he did not say the words that were alleged to have been said and that he is not a racist," a Celtic spokesperson said.

It was all an unfortunate error and I, for one, find the company's explanation totally convincing.

The high support values also make stochastic errors (i.e. unfortunate sampling of substitution patterns along the sequence alignment) an unlikely explanation.

Or it could be that these unfortunate deaths are just random events for which there is no meaningful explanation.

"The explanation is the playoffs," Holiday said, adding that it was unfortunate the Bulls were without Rose, "but we expect to play like this every game whether Derrick's there or not".