Sentence examples for unfortunate work from inspiring English sources

From now until the end of time, you can cling to this study as sufficient proof that every unfortunate work or social incident that befalls you is actually evidence of your handsomeness.

The first document also contains the unfortunate "work for your benefit" reference, which it seems is responsible for suggestions (angrily denied by ministers) that the scheme involves people working in order to "earn" their unemployment benefits - a situation which would be tricky under EU and UK law.

But the announcement is assuaged by the news that one of its co-owners, Andrew Field, will keep the dream alive in another incarnation (the rather unfortunate working name is Tacoway Beach), at the Rockaway Beach Surf Club, opening May 1st.

He has been unfortunate to work in such difficult circumstances".

But, I promise, you can make western society's unfortunate bias work for you.

One positive result of the Hanssen case may be the establishment within the F.B.I. of annual psychological tests for the unfortunates who work in the febrile world of counterintelligence.

I spent a few too many unfortunate years working food service, where I almost exclusively had bosses I couldn't get along with.

" Chronic depression often precludes people from getting back into gainful employment, which is unfortunate because the work environment in its own right can be one thing that is likely to stimulate people into normality".

FLW No, and it is a little unfortunate that my work couldn't have influenced those changes.

For the ditch-digging enthusiast, however, there isn't a more unfortunate place to work than the Catskills.

After some rethinking and some unfortunate developments at work, J.C. and Elizabeth are off for a new life in small-town Vermont.