Sentence examples for unfortunate verdict from inspiring English sources
This very unfortunate verdict is already being viewed as a rallying cry for an increasingly vocal, dangerous minority who challenge the federal government's role in managing our public lands for multiple benefits for all Americans.
Seymour Amster, another one of Franklin's attorneys, called the verdict "unfortunate" and said he expected the case to continue dragging through the legal system.
"The most unfortunate thing about the verdict was it reminded me to think twice about the things I do," Shields said.
The Trump Organization said the verdict is "extremely unfortunate" for all residents of the Aberdeen area and will "completely destroy the bucolic Aberdeen Bay and cast a terrible shadow upon the future of tourism for the area".
"This is unfortunate, and this is unexpected," Mr. Razzaq said of the verdict and sentence in a telephone interview.
"It is unfortunate that two juries have not been able to reach a verdict in this case".
"This verdict brings us closer to the end of an unfortunate chapter in the company's history and closer to putting the issue firmly behind us," Monster Worldwide, a job recruitment Web site, said in a statement.
"It is unfortunate that the deluge of media coverage following the Milly Dowler verdict, not only by these papers but also other media outlets, led to the judge discharging the jury before they had completed their deliberations on a charge of attempted kidnap, ultimately depriving Rachel Cowles of a verdict in her case".
As callous and shocking as the verdict of "involuntary manslaughter" seems, it might be close to the unfortunate truth of our society.
— and ruminated on second husbands (must they be Jewish?), the gastrointestinal results of homeopathic diets (unfortunate) and whether it's appropriate for grandmothers to shop at Forever 21 (the verdict is still out).
If he doesn't hit the jackpot with a verdict or settlement, and perhaps even if he does, that will seem a very unfortunate choice".
