The phrase "unfortunate move" is grammatically correct and can definitely be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or decision that has negative or undesirable consequences. Example: "The company's sudden decision to lay off hundreds of employees has been deemed an unfortunate move by many, as it has caused widespread outcry and backlash."
In an equally unfortunate move, Eisner hired longtime friend and Hollywood power broker Michael Ovitz Michael Ovitz to replace Wells.
The new law may please desperate cancer patients, but it's an unfortunate move, says biochemist Luiz Fernando Lima Reis, research director at Hospital Sírio-Libanês Sírio-Libanês where hinh-profile politicianSão Pauloen treated for cancer, including Rousseff in 2009 and former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2011.
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Nxe5 22.Ne4+ Ke7 23.Nxg5 h6? (An unfortunate move, dropping a pawn.
That's a really unfortunate move that's entirely beneath the character of a man who endured what McCain endured.
This time around, she deemed the non-surgical treatment an "unfortunate move" and that she's moved on to more effective age-defying tricks.
That she's up first feels like a unfortunate ratings move, given that the next two hosts they've got lined up – Amy Schumer and Tracy Morgan – are both experienced sketch comics whose appearances are highly anticipated by comedy fans.
Today's Urlesque Show features an unfortunate runway move, a vain politician, and a sled accident gone right.
The Lamberts (Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne and kids) are the unfortunate family moving into a new home where all sorts of supernatural business is soon under way – as you'd expect, given that the film is produced by Oren Peli, director-writer of Paranormal Activity.
According to Michael Holroyd, who wrote the definitive, four-volume biography of Shaw, the Irish-born author, public figure, and defender of "unfortunates" was moved to produce this drama by what he had read in the press about prostitution.
"Here in Kenya we've taken a number of measures to mitigate against threats and significantly minimized occurrence of the same and as such for any country to issue travel advisory against Kenya it is an unfortunate and irrational move".
