Sentence examples for unfortunate individuals from inspiring English sources

If this means that the lives, work and reputations of unfortunate individuals must sometimes be adjusted, then that's just too bad.

Players who trespassed on land were sent to Jail, and there the unfortunate individuals had to linger until serving out their time or paying a $50 fine.

Or it could be from the French word Chrétien, meaning Christian, in a plea for these unfortunate individuals to be accepted as children of God.

The incompetent care given to him after the injuries he received, which any intern would recognize as a medical emergency, requires an investigation and re-evaluation of the medical care rendered to those unfortunate individuals incarcerated in our jails.

The public of "public order" allows the law to do what it wants to unfortunate individuals in the name of an imaginary mass of people who supposedly agree with whatever the courts decide.

Anaphylaxis probably represents the extreme end of a spectrum of IgE-associated reactivity, which in some unfortunate individuals is either poorly regulated or excessively robust, so the reaction itself can become dangerous to them.

But what becomes of the "unfortunate" individual that ends up in the middle?

We get to watch this certain character squirm as he uncovers the clues that prove he is this unfortunate individual.

After a few rounds of behind-the-scenes negotiations, a high level US delegation is dispatched to bring home the unfortunate individual.

Yuichi Komano was that unfortunate individual after his Japan team was eliminated by Paraguay on Tuesday in the only shootout to date in this World Cup.

Even the umpires came in for admiration: It was delightful to hear the umpire yell, "Heez out!" or "Yure out!" and at the same time point with his right hand and index finger to the unfortunate individual who had failed to "make good;" it was like the stern deliverance of a judge recording the death sentence.