Sentence examples for unfortunate strain from inspiring English sources

"It will get bailed out, and that's another unfortunate strain on the U.S. government".

However, it was unfortunate that EIEC strain was not available to be tested in this study.

It is unfortunate that these strains were not available for our study as EIEC gives rise to similar illness as Shigellosis.

Dr Penny Woods, chief executive of the British Lung Foundation charity, said the vaccine's limited protection against the H3N2 strain was "an unfortunate and unpredictable development, and while it can happen, we trust that the relevant health bodies will learn from this in order to minimise the chances of this happening again in the future".

Given that auxotrophic markers are important for facilitating the genetic manipulation of S. cerevisiae (Pronk 2002), the inability to conveniently exploit all the available auxotrophic markers in a given laboratory strain is an unfortunate limitation.

But our relations with the Holy See in Rome had been strained ever since an unfortunate incident ten years before.

To the Editor: Harold Bloom's review of Anthony Julius's history of English anti-Semitism is a curious and unfortunate confusion of its political and cultural strains.

This effort to salvage a dire real estate situation through very expensive government support was transpiring at an unfortunate juncture; the empire's finances were strained by a costly military commitment in a remote and clan-riven territory.

Nine months may seem like a long time, but if someone is unfortunate enough to get stuck with a resistant strain of TB, he or she will have to take meds for at least a couple of years. .

In Herbert Ross's "Nijinksky" (1960), that unfortunate artist's psychosis is brought on by the strains of ballet as well as by Diaghilev's efforts to turn him into a homosexual.

The Confederation of Indian Industry, which represents the country's largest businesses, said the plan was "very unfortunate" and risked further undermining Anglo-Indian relations already strained by changes to the UK visa regime for students.