Sentence examples for unfortunately bringing from inspiring English sources

The federal government responded to these protests by sending in the army to quell the cartel violence – unfortunately, bringing more weapons into the city doesn't end crime and violence; it tends to exacerbate it.

If the court sides with New Process, the challenged rulings would be void.Unfortunately, bringing the board up to full strength is proving tricky.

Unfortunately, bringing current issues and events into the science classroom is often a challenge.

Which unfortunately brings us back home, where you can't.

While the Brazilians' offense finally showed up, with Pato and Neymar each scoring twice, they unfortunately brought along the defense that has looked shaky so far.

Mila Kunis is the unsettling witch Theodora, and Rachel Weisz is her sister Evanora, two powerful women who unfortunately bring out the worst in our antihero.

It also, unfortunately, brought back to life an insidious historical myth: that the reparations and other treaty measures were so odious that they made Adolf Hitler's rise and World War II inevitable.

For eight minutes, these extraordinary singers — who are performing for Changez's family in Pakistan — transport you even as Ms. Nair insistently, unfortunately, brings you back to earth by cutting between their performance and images of an American being kidnapped in Lahore.

But his struggle is as palpable as his budgetary limitations, both of which are painfully evident in the unproductively dissonant performances and in some of his choices, like the repeated scene-setting images of Christian's Malibu mansion, some bewildering point-of-view shots and an Expressionistic night drive that unfortunately brings to mind "Taxi Driver," which Mr. Schrader wrote.

Which unfortunately brings up a few other misgivings.

I predict their break-up one month post-Love Island, unfortunately brought on by Laura spiralling every time Cool Paul talks to a waitress: "Do you fancy her? What's going on.