Since the beginning of the year, 18 people have died in Yosemite, an unfortunate increase from recent years that has included a few terrifying deaths this summer, including three members of a church group who were swept over a waterfall and a pair of deaths from falling at Half Dome, the park's signature peak.
An article in the Wall Street Journal speaks to the unfortunate increase in workplace grammar gaffes.
The unfortunate increase in consumer demand for shark fins is a major contributing factor in the decimation of shark populations worldwide.
The excessive use of muscle relaxants by physicians not adequately adept in their use is likely to result in an unfortunate increase in morbidity and mortality as well.
This is unfortunate, since increased availability of databases of species distributions, mostly for terrestrial vertebrates, provide an opportunity to study patterns of biodiversity at regional or global scales and resolutions ∼104 km2.
This is unfortunate as increased density is known to be higher on average in the young, and risk prediction is especially important at early ages when prevention efforts may be most influential.
While these unfortunate developments have increased uncertainty about near-term economic performance, it is the committee's view that they do not pose a more persistent threat.
It's unfortunate that with the increased workload and stress of having changed jobs and apartments this past year, I haven't had the chance to attend more in-studio classes.
But Mr. Levy said it was too early to tell whether the court order would have the unfortunate effect of increasing the number of uncertified teachers in schools that are not listed as failing.
This is unfortunate as the increasing pace, complexity, and globalization of work demand a more precise and uncontaminated measurement of intelligence that remains effective across multiple contexts.
