Sentence examples for unfortunate occurrences from inspiring English sources

Unfortunate occurrences can happen, and in these circumstances they can be disastrous.

These unfortunate occurrences deserve our notice but are unrelated and do not reflect any change in the preparedness of our national workforce.

"This legislation developed from the unfortunate occurrences in Sandy Hook, Tucson, and too many other places in recent years," says Greenwald.

Inspector Kennedy said: "This is an unfortunate occurrence.

Mr Kramer went on to say: "This is a very rare and unfortunate occurrence.

The April blowout on the Deepwater Horizon was not some unfortunate occurrence.

This is an unfortunate occurrence both for the employees and their families, as well as for the county.

But her tone was one of casual resignation: it was just one of those things, an unfortunate occurrence to be met with a weary shrug.

Among respectable commentators, the predominant view of that unfortunate occurrence has been that it was much ado about not very much.

Your June 20 front-page article about the removal of Bruno Schulz's paintings to Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust museum, provides insight into this unfortunate occurrence.

But Ward did say that she had received much support from other golfers for the honesty of docking herself a stroke for an unfortunate occurrence that no one else had noticed.