The phrase "unfortunately arrived" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when something has happened that is unfortunate or unwelcome, particularly in the context of an event or arrival. Example: Unfortunately, the guests arrived late to the party and missed the surprise.
Fracking brought a bonanza of new domestic natural gas supplies that – unfortunately -- arrived just in time for a major U.S. recession followed by a prolonged period of slow growth.
The full-length trailer for "Transformers: Age of Extinction," aka "Transformers 4" (but not "Trans4mers," unfortunately), arrived online Tuesday, bringing with it some Dinobots, the Man in Black from "Lost" (howdy, Titus Welliver), Mark Wahlberg's muscles, an introduction to Nicola Peltz and lots of signature Michael Bay moments.
Unfortunately, arriving at a self-evident truth requires engagement and dialogue, but most importantly... it requires time.
When that dreaded day unfortunately arrives, you submit a claim to your pet insurance provider for reimbursement... and learn that the illness or injury your companion has suffered isn't covered by your policy.
Unfortunately, arriving at a time when British people didn't know very much about drugs, it meant that I spent a great deal of time in my teens trying to explain to my mum that a bit of crap hash wouldn't make overdosing in squalid bedsits and not realising that my baby had just died regular parts of day-to-day life.
Unfortunately, arriving at a time when British people didn't know very much about drugs, it meant that I spent a great deal of my teens trying to explain to my mom that a little bit of crap hash wouldn't make overdosing and not realising that my baby had just died regular parts of day-to-day life.
"Unfortunately it arrived a bit too late".
Unfortunately, Poe arrived in New York just in time for the Panic of 1837.
Unfortunately, I arrived at the multiplex too late to see Bradley Cooper weave his special magic in Silver Linings Playbook.
Unfortunately, she arrived before he did, and when he sat down, it was next to her. "I didn't look up," she says.
Unfortunately, it arrived at a moment when Americans are desperate to see a fine example of their culture, something that can send the global message that the nasty critics of American vulgarity and commercialism must be wrong.
