One batting place certainly opened up for next week's first Test against Sri Lanka at Headingley, the result of the unfortunate illness leading to James Taylor's retirement, which has gone to James Vince, the Hampshire captain.
The mistaken belief that pain relief will have the side effect of hastening death may have the unfortunate effect of leading physicians, patients, and the patients' families to undertreat pain because they are apprehensive about causing this alleged side effect.
He was in the unfortunate position of leading the recent Vista effort through its very troubled launch, and running Microsoft's online efforts while watching their lunch be eaten by Google.
It's unfortunate the men leading the more traditional, conservative wing of the Republican party, including the Never Trump movement, have been unable to stop Trump's bigoted comments and continuous rise.
He went on to say that based on the crowd reaction the "finish seemed to dampen the enthusiasm of what was otherwise a really good show," and that it was "unfortunate, because everything leading up to that point was good to great".
Despite all its merits in keeping people connected, Facebook has been suspected of leading to unfortunate side effects, such as jealousy, low self-esteem or divorce.
Although his case was considered mild, he was put on Depakote, shortly leading to unfortunate side effects, such as weight gain and hair loss.
An unfortunate by-product of this meant that some have been made the unfortunate villains of HIV prevention, leading to shame and discrimination because of their incurable illness.
Aggreko, which was the unfortunate actually ejected from the leading index, added 3p to £15.62.
QUESTION FROM BEN FISCHER: Your colleague Elizabeth Kolbert wrote last week about the Internet's tendency to encourage group polarization, leading to the unfortunate birther conspiracy and the like.
