Sentence examples for unfortunately attached from inspiring English sources

Romney, at least, for all his verbal bumblings, has come up with a catch-all phrase for his program more descriptive from the fill-in-the-blank later phrase so unfortunately attached to Obama's.

Unfortunately, it attaches to the flash socket on top of the camera, decreasing portability and preventing you from using an external flash.

The museum's share would be moving it, siting it – "it doesn't come with the plinth attached, unfortunately", director Kevin Fewster said – and working out a conservation programme to preserve it permanently in the open air.

There is unfortunately a perception attached to women that we need more balance.

Unfortunately the stigma attached to mindfulness is the greatest barrier to more people experiencing the psychological well-being that it brings.

Early diagnosis of CMV retinitis depends on patients having access to care; unfortunately the stigma attached to HIV in China has commonly excluded patients from ophthalmological care, particularly surgery [ 21]. (We have seen a patient left permanently blind because critical eye surgery was denied).

Unfortunately, the Assembly attaches other items to it that are, at best, only peripherally related".

Unfortunately there is significant stigma attached to those struggling financially, along with a feeling of personal failure – and I speak from experience.

Unfortunately, it was not then attached to any sort of alarm that could let the Mentawai islanders know that they were in danger.With luck, such a lack of warning will not happen again.

Unfortunately, in Pakistan, doctors have attached more emphasis towards clinical practice with little input in the field of research [ 6].

Unfortunately, you come with strings attached.