Sentence examples for unfortunate response from inspiring English sources

Eileen M. Murphy, a Columbia spokeswoman, described the community's reaction as an "unfortunate" response to long-held suspicions, and said the university "remains committed to having at least 40percentt of the student body come from the community at large".

Martin Sixsmith's essay "Putin's List" (March 18) is an unfortunate response to a serious problem in the Russian Federation — how to promote a common culture among more than 100 ethnic groups, 85 constituent entities (subjects), 21 nationality republics and 110 officially recognized languages.

By way of imperfect analogy: If a disliked neighbor, knowing we mean to build an outhouse next to his gazebo, threatens to scratch our car in retaliation, that unfortunate response isn’t itself proper motivation to build the outhouse.

However, it is a very unfortunate response that represents a misguided attempt to help on the part not only of the lay public but also of the medical community and media, and must be curbed in future events.

Well, Sadiq, unless you wish to be identified as a slightly weird Pied Piper type, I strongly recommend you avoid all public places until this unfortunate Tourettic response to what must have been a very difficult time in your life has passed.

As Th1 and Th17 hypercytokinaemia was found to be associated with severe outcome of IAV infection (Bermejo-Martin et al., 2009), the cytokine pattern we observed could contribute to that unfortunate immune response.

"Unfortunate", was the response of the US and Chinese foreign ministry spokesmen yesterday to the brawl on Thursday night, which came close to the end of the contest between Georgetown University in Washington DC – Bill Clinton's old Alma Mater – and the Bayi Military Rockets, a professional team drawn from the ranks of the People's Liberation Army.

Controversy about the usage of the term famine has had unfortunate consequences for response and accountability in several recent humanitarian emergencies.