Sentence examples for unfortunately, remarkably from inspiring English sources

People are, unfortunately, remarkably reluctant to quit a job once they get enveloped within the group, even when it costs them precious time with family or friends or just recharging their batteries.

37 Moreover, published descriptions of what the intervention consists of are often, and unfortunately, remarkably poor.

Unfortunately and remarkably, Israel has asked and the United States has agreed to veto all 42 of these UN Resolutions.

Unfortunately, he looked remarkably comfortable on the guest bed in the corner.

Unfortunately, the answer is, remarkably little.

South Carolina experienced the largest over-the-month percentage increase in employment (+0.9 percent), followed by California and Delaware (+0.7 percent each) and Oregon and Rhode Island (+0.6 percent each).Unfortunately, unemployment rates remain remarkably high.

Unfortunately, these four have remarkably few hexamers in common just 10 of more than 900 putative hexamers are found in all four data sets.

Unfortunately, it has been remarkably difficult to establish reliable primary cultures of adult rodent intestinal cells suitable for studies of enteroendocrine cell function.

And the Great Emancipator once held a view that has proven remarkably -- and unfortunately -- resilient: At least until later in his presidency, Lincoln accepted the mythology that people of different skin colors constituted biologically different "races".

Unfortunately, pancreatic cancer has proven remarkably resistant to current systemic treatment modalities including chemo- and radiotherapies (Xiong et al, 2006), suggesting a unique combination of molecular alterations accounts for this highly unfavourable biological profile.

Unfortunately, the idea of market-based compensation is both remarkably alluring and deeply flawed.