Sentence examples for unfortunate status from inspiring English sources

"Today's decision maintains an unfortunate status quo -- BellSouth must continue to provide pieces of its network to competitors at below-cost prices," BellSouth said.

The town of Bithlo, Florida, just east of Orlando, has gained the unfortunate status of a Central Florida punch line.

By now, India's unfortunate status as the world's "rape capital" is well known.

To those of use who experienced its genesis, the Internet seemed at first to exist apart from an unfortunate status quo; a brave new blueprint for a thriving peer-to-peer society that spurns corporate branding and advertising culture in lieu of actual, genuine human connections.

Considering the current unfortunate status of CL prevalence in the world, especially in Brazil and Australia, there is a pressing need for more efficient alternatives for disease control that not only cure sick animals but also minimize or even prevent the onset of disease in herds.

In fact, because of her unfortunate social status, Roosevelt will always have the lowest priority of access to food at ungulate kills of any adult female in the clan.

"It's another unfortunate example of the status of the South Florida real estate market".

Those who push back and try to reinforce dying systems are relegated to a historical status as unfortunate cultural relics.

In this world you are part of, impetuosity is rewarded with a lingering record, be it unfortunate selfie, raunchy post or status update and, yes, dubious lawsuit.

Moreover, the disposable diaper seems like a particularly unfortunate vehicle for identity signaling, given its status as a longstanding bugaboo of many environmental crusaders disturbed by our throwaway culture.

While the SFDRR cannot and does not have a role in critiquing the emplaced system, accepting what is offered is bureaucratically and politically appropriate, scientifically unfortunate, and operationally detrimental by supporting the status quo without comment.