Sentence examples for unfortunate source from inspiring English sources

They don't do that well indoors after being outside all summer, and can be an unfortunate source of bugs that could invade other indoor plants you get.

This isn't just one unfortunate reference to the group, a singular blip in an otherwise scrupulously sourced document.

Ima Hogg has been the source of "unfortunate name" or "worst baby name" jokes, lists, and contests, including the incorrect lore that Jim Hogg had named his two daughters "Ima Hogg" and "Ura Hogg".

But her choice of source material is unfortunate: an old book that stirs up terrible memories for her elderly Polish professor.

An ISI official denied that the agency had made any threats to the journalist and described his death as "unfortunate and tragic" and a "source of concern for the entire nation".

This mentioned waste of a potential energy source is especially unfortunate in underdeveloped sugarcane-producing countries where the demand for electric power exceeds the local capacity.

"Initial wording in an article and press releases generated by Cornell University that indicated outside funding sources was an unfortunate error missed during the editorial review process".

Distracted driving is a huge problem, but to limit a campaign to one source of distraction is unfortunate at best.

When Jones turns to published sources, he has an unfortunate penchant for attacking his intellectual betters, often without understanding them.

It is very unfortunate for us, besides reducing the sources of pollutants, our interventions in river ecosystem are increasing day by day, which are creating a tremendous pressure on the river systems.

Two different issues which, depending on your news source and perspective, share an unfortunate common theme: victim blaming.