Sentence examples for unfortunately apart from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, apart from their captain, Maia Lewis, who contributed 10 runs to a fourth-wicket partnership of 38, no one stayed with Hockley for long.

Unfortunately, apart from being a fracture-critical structure and a through-truss design, the bridge over the Skagit River is what is known as "functionally obsolete".

Unfortunately, apart from confirming that the activation barrier for CO oxidation is generally less than the barrier for H2 oxidation (an expected relationship for PROX catalysts), no such trends are found.

Unfortunately, apart from rare exceptions such as Axel Springer (recent acquirer of Seloger.com), there are very few aggressive Tech and Media groups in Europe, with the ambition to expand through large acquisition across the continent.

Unfortunately, apart from the Slow Food Movement, which has Romanian centres in Bucharest, Braşov, Cluj and Turda (Slow Food Turda, n.d)., this study has found no equivalent Romanian or EU organisation that promotes meat and milk from animals that have been grazed extensively, or while on transhumance.

Unfortunately, apart from a few, very brief references in other works, there are only four primary sources on the life and work of Hypatia, and even those give somewhat conflicting accounts.

Unfortunately, quite apart from his views, Michael Foot was not very electable.

Lower discount rates, like the 1.4% effective rate used by Sir Nicholas Stern in his review of the economic risks from climate change, imply that humanity should be willing to be substantial costs in the present to protect generations in the distant future from harm.Unfortunately, peeling apart how people actually discount benefits centuries or more in the future is very hard.

The behavioural models that made the sexes mutually recognisable, unfortunately, were torn apart and couldn't be mended, nor has a radical redefinition of mutual satisfaction been possible so far.

Unfortunately, even quite apart from their Kantian incarnations, conceptualism and non-conceptualism are defined in non-trivially different ways by different contemporary philosophers of mind (see, e.g., Bermúdez & Cahen 2011, Van Cleve 2012).

Unfortunately it all falls apart at dessert.