Sentence examples for unfortunately, back from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, back then European liberals did not protest as loudly as they are doing now.

Unfortunately, back then, we got thinking we won the Stanley Cup that night and went up against Montreal thinking we'd already done the job.

Unfortunately, back in the beauty shop, she relies upon a dramatic coincidence in order to progress to the resolution of the real conflict between her two principals — one that goes far beyond a squabble over concert tickets.

"Unfortunately back on crutches for potentially six weeks," he tweeted. .

Investors may have already caught wind of a possible move, unfortunately: Back Yard Burgers' stock has risen almost 60% this year.

Unfortunately, back teeth have proven harder to study because they often have to be cut open to count their growth layers, so it may take some time to settle what growing up Neandertal was really like.

It's unfortunately back-ordered at the moment but you can still purchase it and wait patiently.

With the coming of the Consumer Electronics Show, camera manufacturers will be trotting out scads of new products, but many are unfortunately falling back on an old marketing strategy.

A fresh approach to technology needs to be encouraged and a lot of people within the NHS are unfortunately holding back the utilisation of existing technology.

(If there's a problem with that trope, it's only that there isn't enough of it — Lehmann unfortunately pulls back on the movie's musical tendencies).

It also, unfortunately, brought back to life an insidious historical myth: that the reparations and other treaty measures were so odious that they made Adolf Hitler's rise and World War II inevitable.