Sentence examples for unfortunate stance from inspiring English sources
"Al Rashid Trust deplores the unfortunate stance of U.S. President George W. Bush and clarifies that Al Rashid Trust is a popular and trustworthy Muslim institution motivated solely by humanitarian concerns and the spirit of Islamic brotherhood," read a statement issued from the group's headquarters in Karachi.
Emotions ran high not because they exist [and they have been observed repeatedly (Foster & Cairns, 1992; Danchin, 1993 (2007); Hall, 1998)], but because of the unfortunate Lamarckian stance some people have taken to account for their existence, suggesting that they are directed mutations (Cairns et al., 1988; Danchin, 1988b; Rosenberg, 1997).
"Another Op'nin' " and "Tom, Dick or Harry" give the male dancers some jaunty moves, but there are missteps too, like Lois's unfortunate bowlegged stances in Act II.
It's really unfortunate they took that stance.
The unfortunate consequence of that stance is that it's unlikely the new democratic administration will do anything in a proactive measure to solve the problem.
Call the Volt quietly handsome, with a pleasingly sporty stance and uncluttered visage — aside from the unfortunate black plastic that underlines the side windows.
In the meantime, the N.H.L. seems to be taking the stance that the current epidemic is an unfortunate statistical coincidence and that no policy changes are warranted.
That's unfortunate but it will help the Fed refine both its communications and its policy stance.
