Sentence examples for unfortunately being held from inspiring English sources

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"This is a bill which could do so much good in the battle for victims' rights, but unfortunately it is being held hostage by a single provision that would take away fundamental constitutional rights for certain American citizens," Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said on the Senate floor on Thursday.

"The Bush administration is held in low regard in the Muslim world, and unfortunately that's led to America being held in low regard".

Unfortunately, this vital goal also risks being held hostage to international squabbling.

Unfortunately, those who want peace are being held hostage by their leaders.

Unfortunately, it will be held in a convention centre built with 62% government funding.

"Unfortunately, reform has been held hostage to political posturing, special-interest wrangling and to the pervasive sentiment in Washington that tackling such a thorny and emotional issue is inherently bad politics".

CRAs have made some poor calls in the past, for example, giving Lehman Brothers a healthy A rating just days before it went bust, and unfortunately they cannot be held legally accountable for their ratings in many countries, as these ratings are classified as "opinions" rather than statements of fact.

This case is political, and unfortunately my clients have been held hostage, and they have become playthings for the government.

Unfortunately, the Olympic Games that year were held in Moscow, and the Chinese government decided to follow the U.S. boycott of the Games.