Sentence examples for unfortunate reason from inspiring English sources
He did not really see how bad this country was torn apart by the war, for the unfortunate reason that he was in prison".
For some unfortunate reason, our Congress, and Americans in general, have forgotten the great equalizer: ill health.
And if, for some unfortunate reason, I can no longer travel the world, there's no place I'd rather be to experience it still.
Until two decades ago, grizzly sightings in the High Arctic were so rare that biologists considered any evidence of one a biological anomaly more likely a bear lost for some unfortunate reason than a harbinger of things to come.
And for some unfortunate reason, a group of teenagers made responsible for piloting giant mechs better known as Evangelion units—are the only people stopping Godzilla-like disasters befalling their city.
And for some unfortunate reason, the only thing stopping Godzilla-like disasters befalling a city, a group of teenagers are made responsible for piloting giant mechs better known as Evangelion units.
If "Summer and Smoke" is one of Williams's lesser-known works, there are unfortunate reasons.
For many unfortunate reasons, however, this expectation does not exist for most low-income students in Chicago and other urban areas.
Why Miss Mary should stay on in Argentina, after being fired from her job (for good if unfortunate reasons), is never made clear, except that it works for the convenience of the story.
I have always assumed that Britain in the late 20th and early 21st century is, along with contemporary North America, among the safest ever places for Jews to live (and, for unfortunate reasons, safer by far than Israel).I checked and in fact the statistics on anti-Semitic attitudes and crime support that assumption.
He added, "Syria would do well to take a hard look in the mirror and count itself fortunate that it has not yet, for unfortunate reasons, been the subject of concerted international action as part of the global campaign against terrorism".
