Sentence examples for unfortunate sign from inspiring English sources

It's an unfortunate sign of how difficult it will be to pass any kind of energy reform in Congress.8 38: In the end, I think there wasn't much the president could do to reassure the public in this speech.

The Rukus Solar lacks an FM radio, which as I've concluded after reviewing over a dozen audio docks, is a unfortunate sign of the times.

This, I fear, is an unfortunate sign of our times.

Smith's departure was hastened by the unfortunate signing of four expensive free agents in the summer of 1999.

A reusable coffin from the civil-war period (shown above) is an unfortunate early sign of recycling.The Georgian era was not just a peaceful one for the church, but also an apparently lackadaisical one.

Yet another unfortunate augury.

The ads, which described the bankruptcy as "unfortunate," were signed by Sidgmore.

It is unfortunate and a sign of my time that I so often dwell on the thought of you being taken from me so soon.

The project landed at Universal, where Mr. Ferrell's longtime collaborator Adam McKay (the director of "Anchorman" and "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby") considered directing, as did Robert Rodriguez Sin Cityty"), before Brad Silberling ("Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events") was signed.

After two days of training camp, the early signs are unfortunate.

At 10am this morning all was quiet at the park, until a young man in red baseball cap sprinted along Elm Street and attempted to pull down several candidates' roadside signs, an unfortunate security official puffing in his wake.