Sentence examples for unfortunate location from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unfortunate location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is not ideal or has negative implications for a particular situation. Example: "The event was poorly attended due to its unfortunate location, far from public transport."
It's an unfortunate location.
Each explosion is annotated by nickname ("Romeo," "Mike," "Bravo"), date, mega- or kilotonnage and unfortunate location of the test blast.
1.32am BST Breaking in briefly to Christine Milne - a rather unfortunate location for a campaign still wouldn't you say?
Thanks to its unfortunate location, on a bleak corner between neighborhoods, there is no wait for a table, no tense negotiation with the hostess.
Your work is frequently interrupted by the unwanted appearance of Windows shortcut menus, thanks to the unfortunate location of the "right mouse button" -- a switch on the pen shaft -- precisely where your fingers naturally grip.
Notoriously, in an early trial to treat SCID using gene therapy, the replacement gene incorporated in an unfortunate location and caused leukaemia in five of the 20 patients treated.
Several police horses patrol the area, and sometimes they find unfortunate locations in which to relieve themselves.
The unfortunate Pennsylvania location in 1979 of what is still the most consequential nuclear accident in US history, although the Russians and the Japanese have since then seized the radioactive trophy for worst global nuclear meltdown from us.
However, its location is truly unfortunate.
Half an hour of driving later, I came to the unfortunate realization that the Inglewood location had vanished into the ether without a trace.
Half an hour of driving later, I came to the unfortunate realization that the Inglewood location had vanished into the ether without a trace.
