Sentence examples for unfortunate however from inspiring English sources

It's unfortunate, however.

But not as unfortunate, however, as Uniform and Hotel.

It is unfortunate, however, that he feels he must denigrate the accomplishments of others to advance his own political interests.

England were unfortunate, however, to have a 55th-minute equaliser ruled out for an incorrect offside call.

v. Casey, It would be unfortunate, however, if those who disagree with the result were induced to regard it as merely a regrettable misapplication of Casey.

It is pretty unfortunate, however, to note that nowadays majority of the college campus tours focus on amenities and social activities instead of visiting financial aid offices, professor's offices or career services.

His testimony was an unfortunate reminder, however, that he has yet to show the independence and respect for the rule of law that the job requires.

This unfortunate outcome, however, cannot simply be blamed on human rights activists.

The unfortunate thing, however, is that this kind of thing wasn't supposed to happen anymore.

Nehru's most unfortunate legacy, however, was the family he bequeathed to his country.

That's an unfortunate assumption, however, and it could cause problems.