Sentence examples for unfortunate problems from inspiring English sources

"Despite there being some unfortunate problems, like every country there will always be some local clashes – it happens in western Europe and the US," said Oliver Corlette, managing director at the Porto Montenegro resort near Kotor.

Because of these unfortunate problems confronting Clinton, she decided to get rid of Penn.

No, a word change at a devout Christian wedding will not change these unfortunate problems that we must fight to fix.

If you're not in either city - one of the unfortunate problems with small films is getting large-scale distribution - visit the website, where you can download the film or purchase a DVD.

Or just a guy with an unfortunate problem, it depends how you look at it.

The FotoShow lets you choose how you want to handle that unfortunate problem.

An unfortunate problem today is that many people in fusion research believe that producing a fusion-something that simply works is the goal, but that is definitely wrong!

In South Africa it was quite some time before the realization that the disease was not the unfortunate problem of our poorer neighboring countries, but was our own.

What changed her life, and the lives of many black women to come -- and turned her into Madam C. J. Walker, known as the country's first black woman to be a millionaire -- was a simple, unfortunate problem: her hair started to fall out.

That's fine, but there's one unfortunate problem with Windows Mobile 5.0 in its current incarnation: faulty plumbing.

Never would I have had the unfortunate problem of Chris Evans trying to solve my predicament.