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.
I spent a few too many unfortunate years working food service, where I almost exclusively had bosses I couldn't get along with.
He has been unfortunate to work in such difficult circumstances".
Other factors being equal, the unfortunate 9percentt of working men whom interviewers classified as "below average" or downright "homely" made 9percentt less in hourly earnings than did more attractive men.
She found that he had been "inexcusably" bullied, but suggested that this is "an unfortunate part of working life" rather than a form of discrimination, although she accepted that his health had been affected by the stress of the situation.
It's an unfortunate feature of working as both a novelist and a games designer that I end up sitting through a lot of panels, round-tables, conferences, discussions and other exercises in head-nodding where digital people try to get to grips with storytelling, or where story people try to understand the digital world.
Thomson admitted "one or two downsides" during her BBC career, including joking that the real reason she wanted to sell Television Centre was due to bad memories of an unfortunate incident while working on Panorama when she misplaced then Liberal leader David Steel in the bowels of the building.
The "official" history of ECEC in the U.S. begins with two developments: (1) day nurseries (child care centers), first established in the 1830s under voluntary auspices and designed to care for the "unfortunate" children of working mothers; and (2) nursery schools, developing from the early education programs in Massachusetts also first established in the 1830s.
Aside from his unfortunate confusion between working in a coal mine and attending middle school, I think I understand his sentiment.
