Sentence examples for unfortunate success from inspiring English sources

Before all this unfortunate success, O'Hanlon was an uncommonly likable – and often brilliant – standup comedian.

The experiment was a success an unfortunate success.

Says Tony R. Boase, who tracks several conglomerates for A.G. Edwards: "It's unfortunate the success of a General Electric or an IBM leads people to believe they shouldn't divest businesses".

Says Tony R. Boase, who tracks several conglomerates for A.G. Edwards: "It's unfortunate the success of a General Electric or an IBM leads people to believe they shouldn't divest businesses". How to find the next Toys "R" Us?

The lead-balloon reception of Mr. Geithner's plan is unfortunate because the success of the stimulus is intertwined with the success of the bank bailout.

"London Broncos have done everything within their means to try and rectify this unfortunate situation without success," said a club statement.

For him, the war remains "eternally right," a success with unfortunate footnotes.

"David Chase's long, unfortunate slide upward into success" is how Martin archly describes Chase's progress during the not-so-golden ages of the medium, writing for "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" and "The Rockford Files," among other productions, while dreaming of becoming a New Jersey-bred Fellini or Godard.

It tells the story of the company's growth and success, its unfortunate Star Wars debacle (4m copies sold but – through no fault of Christopher's – 17m copies printed), and its acquisition in 2000 by Pearson, the parent company of Penguin.

While last year's premiere BroadwayCon was a success, an unfortunate blizzard deterred some fans from the festivities.

Through his professional successes and unfortunate personal tragedies though, his heart was always with Prince Edward Island.