Sentence examples for unfortunate process from inspiring English sources

Replacing Moynihan with Clinton or Lazio will complete the unfortunate process.

The industry ministers told her that decisions about individual closures should be left to the companies concerned and the "necessary (but socially unfortunate) process of structural industrial adjustment can go forward without being hindered by government intervention".

"This unfortunate process reflects the prolonged downturn in the construction sector and is driven by the demands of the current fiercely competitive market place.

"It would be unfortunate if that process begins before the report has even been officially released".

Certainly, Canada has given oil sands a bad name and that is unfortunate, but the process and situation in Utah is entirely different and the two cannot be compared.

"Really, it's unfortunate that this process is so grueling and mysterious for candidates, and the uncertainty that's often present makes it difficult for a candidate to know what they could've done differently -- if anything -- to get hired," said Roxanne Williams, senior technical recruiter at ProJobCoach.com.

But, it's unfortunate when inefficient processes and the lack of use of available technology adds needless delay and cost.

"This is a small company that will survive this unfortunate, lengthy and costly process".

But the unfortunate result of this process seems to be social division, especially within tight-knit communities.

"It's unfortunate, because the whole process would have been stronger if you did it the right way.

He gave the products of this process the unfortunate neologism "monumentary", to suggest that although monuments are no longer technically "original" once they've been augmented by preservationists, to decree a monument necessitates, in the first place, supplementation or contrast with some identifying factor.