Sentence examples for unfortunate start from inspiring English sources

It's an unfortunate start.

What an unfortunate start to Hungary's first E.U. presidency.

But I was there to drink, and the St. Francis Cocktail was an unfortunate start.

In a hold note on Vodafone, Oriel Securities said: This is an unfortunate start for Vodafone's ownership of Kabel Deutschland.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the new system of pension protection has got off to an unfortunate start.

With this unfortunate start over, the show was free to focus on building towards the announcement of the main prize, which always overshadows proceedings.

Her teachings are the unfortunate starting point for Christians in the third world and it is birthing even greater heresies.

Poorer than average GDP growth and unfortunate starting trajectories in these countries were critical contributors to their failure to obtain a 66% reduction in child mortality.

A Series of Unfortunate Events started brilliantly, but dipped in quality over its 13 books; this time, sensibly, Handler has limited himself to only four.

After a few hours, the same unfortunate smell started coming from the bathroom, spoiling our admiration of the gold leaf with which it was decorated.

Being fooled by one off the record liar in a week is unfortunate, two starts to look like carelessness.