Sentence examples for unfortunate outcomes from inspiring English sources

"The recruiting process can have some unfortunate outcomes," he said.

We've got a government for which no one voted, so we've been getting some unfortunate outcomes.

Researchers cite other cases in which organs were presumed to be so dispensable that they could be removed "prophylactically" — often with unfortunate outcomes.

Veh explicitly denied suffering fatigue in the job – "not the case" – but he did seem tired of suffering unfortunate outcomes week in, week out, without any clear idea about a remedy.

Citing unfortunate outcomes like this one, Policy Analysis for California Education, an influential research institute run jointly by Stanford University and the University of California at Berkeley, has called for a moratorium on school legislation until the state issues a plan for coordinating the "onslaught of new mandates".

Timidly, the lab director's assistant says that no, those noxious cultivars were not "GMOs" but unfortunate outcomes from traditional hybridization!

The New York State Senate can prevent this unfortunate outcome.

It is a logical but unfortunate outcome of such pressure.

Tishman Speyer released a statement characterizing the decision as "an unfortunate outcome for New York".

The game had an unfortunate outcome for the Yankees, but the pall had already been cast.

Robert L. Darbelnet, president of AAA, which has 50 million members, said the vote was "a very unfortunate outcome, a very unfortunate day for the F.I.A".