Sentence examples for unfortunate state of from inspiring English sources

"That's an unfortunate state of affairs".

It's an unfortunate state of affairs that lets employers get away with discrimination".

Carl Sagan knew that; now it's our turn to drag us out of this unfortunate state of affairs.

It is an unfortunate state of affairs that a free society needs to rely upon parliamentary privilege to ask questions".

It is an unfortunate state of affairs... but given their history of persecuting of Mr Assange, it is perhaps not surprising".

"Thunderstruck" would be a far better book if it conveyed a clearer sense of how the Crippen marriage reached this unfortunate state of affairs.

The bottom line is: we are in the unfortunate state where the exposure of 143 million records is pedestrian.

Second, given this somewhat unfortunate current state of the literature, what to do when in a meta-analysis, the combinations of parameters of effectiveness that are necessary to draw conclusions are not present in the literature?

It is also an unfortunate reminder of the state of the modern Republican party.

"Wait a minute -- where's all the women?" Don and Tony, played by Jamie Kilstein and John Frusciante, are outraged that there is "only one woman in a summer blockbuster movie!" It is "an unfortunate statement on the greater state of affairs between men and women," Tony says.

This in turn resulting in the unfortunate situation whereby the 'smartness of cities' is represented as something which to some extent is unintelligible and a state-of-being that lies beyond reason.