Sentence examples for unfortunate finding from inspiring English sources

This month, a study revealed that divisive political leaders drive our public confusion about climate change, an unfortunate finding given the overwhelming scientific consensus about global warming.

This is an unfortunate finding because there is evidence to suggest that dietary intake of Mg is low among Americans, most of whom consume a high fructose diet.

Thus, it seemed to the authors unfortunate that finding a precise and complete discussion of how actually to carry out Riemann's argument is not easy.

Sarah McCarthy Dear Diary: Recently, I had the very unfortunate experience of finding an extra ingredient in my salad at lunch: a huge dead moth!

Even if Mr. Bush's bet is right -- that over the next several years the stock market will do better than most other investments -- there will still be many unfortunate wage earners finding themselves at retirement time on the wrong end of this big policy stick.

Treves wastes no time finding an unfortunate: Merrick (Bradley Cooper, who does a bang-up job physically and aurally).

A number of batsmen played themselves in well enough – Alastair Cook, James Vince, Gary Ballance and Moeen Ali – but only the latter pair progressed beyond a half‑century, with Ballance top-scoring with 70 before finding another unfortunate way to get out to Yasir Shah.

"Adobe does seem to have an unfortunate history of people finding security flaws with Flash that require updates," independent security consultant Alan Woodward told the BBC.

Whether or not you leave the house depends on whether or not you're the kind of person who can effectively drown it in booze and pussy/dick, or if you will end up just finding some unfortunate to sob in front of.

Difficulties in finding a candidate were unfortunate.

"It's unfortunate for us but the process of finding a replacement has already started".