Sentence examples for unfortunate troubles from inspiring English sources

Still, reassuring to see the BBC can still run a competition after those unfortunate troubles on Blue Peter.

If you're unfortunate enough to have trouble with your vision, an ophthalmologist might inject you with fluorescein dye and examine your eye.

Guns N' Roses' Get in the Ring calls one unfortunate reviewer out for his troubles.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, the Brooklyn Democrat, said the group's financial troubles were most unfortunate for New York voters.

The legal dispute between Sauber and their former reserve driver Giedo van der Garde threw an unfortunate spotlight on the money troubles of the smaller teams - Sauber are in that position because they needed to sign drivers who can bring as much as money as possible to the team to ease their financial concerns.

He has had short periods, mainly in the early 1990s, on his best behaviour, but it always ended in trouble, with an unfortunate radio interview or a speech criticising party leaders.

Trouble and strife Unfortunate analogy of the week: Tony Blair's description of himself, according to a new book, as feeling like "an abused and bullied wife" during arguments with Ed Balls last year about the timing of his exit from No 10.

The film became an unfortunate casualty of studio financial trouble when MGM filed for Chapter 11 on Nov. 3, 2010.

She said she was "troubled" by the "unfortunate accident" but said that pipelines are still the best way to transport oil and gas.

"The Drug Enforcement Administration remains deeply troubled by the unfortunate incident surrounding Daniel Chong's detention at DEA's San Diego Division in April 2012," Amy Roderick said.

Realize that you caused the trouble and brought this unfortunate circumstance on yourself.