Sentence examples for unfortunate handling from inspiring English sources

That problem was caused by "an unfortunate handling of an error condition," Facebook explained in a blogpost.

"The key flaw that caused this outage to be so severe was an unfortunate handling of an error condition.

"It's unfortunate handling by the Polish presidency, and bad news because the markets have tanked," the diplomat said on condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the subject.

Sir Menzies' unfortunate handling of Mr Brown's offer of government jobs did not help; nor does the impression that he would rather enter coalition with Mr Brown than Mr Cameron, or his opposition to a referendum on the European treaty.

The result was Dad's unfortunate handling of partnership funds.

This was caused, as Facebook explained, by an automation flaw: "The key flaw that caused this outage to be so severe was an unfortunate handling of an error condition.

The now-shuttered Barfry had one of the more unfortunate handles in recent memory (it looked a little too close to an unfortunate symptom of food poisoning, not to mention "barfly"); Fr.og, intending to abbreviate "france origine," doesn't successfully co-opt the slur.

I had the unfortunate job of handling beverages - unfortunate because they all went wild.

For all its competitive aggression, the press is capable of restraint if it thinks the public (or even the White House) demands it: there has been almost no coverage, for example, of how the unfortunate Chelsea Clinton is handling her father's behaviour.

At a minimum we need skills for handling these unfortunate conversations.

Athletes sometimes get an unfortunate reputation when it comes to handling their fame and their finances well.