Then explain how these issues result in low school attendance and, ultimately, a lack of education and unfortunate economic prospects for the young girls.
Thus he was an easy witness to examine, he immediately understood the questions and answered them without hesitation, clearly and fairly, and we have no hesitation in finding that, but for his unfortunate marriage, his prospects of success as a Chief are as bright as those of any Native in Africa with whom we have come in contact.
This is a terrifying prospect to those unfortunate Mexican citizens who have to live with it, and it is to some extent, the fault of the United States.
Meanwhile, this could hardly come at a more unfortunate moment for Princess Bea's prospects.
To see how this may transform the prospects of the unfortunate, it may help to go back for a moment to the people whom we just imagined being transported to a new planet.
Indeed, "Happy would it be for the unfortunate Africans," he exclaimed, "if a... prospect lay before them, of being redeemed from the oppressions of their European brethren!"11.
And lumping abusers with the addicted creates unfortunate stereotypes that jeopardize future marital and job prospects, legal status, and insurance eligibility.
The unfortunate result, these days, is that it cramps the prospect of radical reform.A new Schäuble-Schröder era may change that.
She told HuffPost that the prospect of a quarantine on return was unfortunate, but it wouldn't stop her.
His age was unfortunate; when he joined the National Coal Board in the 1960s, the prospects for an ambitious young man in that once great industry were already fading.
