Sentence examples for unfortunate learning from inspiring English sources

"Just another unfortunate learning experience today when I didn't take advantage in a tie breaker," Blake said.

And, as each of these unfortunates learned, pledging allegiance to the East End or the Constitution State will not save you from a very large bill.

And as a result of that, perhaps, a small, unfortunate minority learn to care through the cruellest of circumstances.

"It is unfortunate to learn that physicians in Western Pennsylvania have received incorrect information," the official wrote, "and that such misinformation may potentially be inhibiting legitimate treatment".

When the free market replaces law schools and bar exams, the incompetence of Mr. Winston's new self-declared "lawyers" would be discovered only after thousands of unfortunate consumers learn the hard way that their legal rights are irretrievably lost.

How should I have responded after learning her unfortunate news?

Another unfortunate lesson we keep learning over and over is that policy makers always put off tough decisions for another day.

Whereas people who are 50-plus and have had an unfortunate marriage have learned a whole load of skills about having a good relationship.

After much of the construction had been completed, Tufts, a Massachusetts philanthropist, made an unfortunate discovery: he learned that tuberculosis was contagious and was forced to alter his plan and turn his new community into a leisure resort instead.

Confidentiality agreements allow Mr. Schwarzenegger to enter the public arena with very little of the risk that every other noncelebrity politician must live with: that the public will learn unfortunate truths about him.

Part four is entitled "the most exciting decade", which is rather unfortunate, as we learn that this is a reference to what's happening in psychology in Germany, not where our story is taking place, in Oxford and Cambridge.