Sentence examples for unfortunate light from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely and, in that unfortunate light, the best chance of seeing McGregor in a boxing ring could well be the circus of a big payday against Mayweather after all.

And, except for a somewhat unfortunate light saber injury to my ear, neither could I. Another improv skill I brought to my real life was the embrace of failure.

As the Guardian writer Marina Hyde pointed out on Twitter, the opening paragraph was unfortunate in light of today's raid.

"Our failure to do so was particularly unfortunate in light of Mr. Clinton's actions in leaving the White House".

"The timing of her appointment to the House of Lords, however, was unfortunate in light of her role as an independent adviser to the Labour party".

But Mr. Flickinger said Wal-Mart's pay packages seemed especially unfortunate in light of the company's decision late last year to end its longtime profit-sharing programs for lower-level workers.

That is unfortunate in light of the penalty that may have to be paid at some future date if the next administration is not allowed to prepare to take the reins of government.

This is particularly unfortunate in light of the steady increase in the incidence of these lesions, many of which are discovered incidentally on imaging studies performed for non-urologic indications [3, 4].

This is most unfortunate in light of the evidence from the extensive Trivandrum Oral Cancer Screening study, which shows that deaths can be prevented in high-risk communities by such programmes (Sankaranarayanan et al, 2005).

Findings of relatively slow tree migration rates in response to historical changes in climate (potentially < 100 m per year) are unfortunate in light of model predictions of how fast tree species will need to migrate to track current climates under climate change scenarios.

Pre-season is well under way for the Leafs and there are highlights and unfortunate low-lights.