Sentence examples for unfortunately come back from inspiring English sources

Although we do our best to save lives and minimise the consequences of injuries, many stabbing victims (and others) would unfortunately come back dead or with more severe injuries if we fail to do our best to ensure that the authorities with the responsibility to protect them (and others) from non-accidental injuries and death are kept in the loop.

It has unfortunately come back to the region and Mauritania due to some irresponsible messages to the population.

"It has unfortunately come back to Mauritania and all should understand the polio vaccine is perfectly safe, easy to deliver and potentially life-saving".

I've had a long stint of rehab trying to get it strong and unfortunately it's come back again, so that is not positive".

The kinf od mind that thinks nuclear energy is the way forward is the same kind of mind which thinks PFI is a great idea: despite both having some short-term gain, unfortunately both will come back to bite us in a few decades.

Harvest is still continuing but unfortunately I had to come back home.

I said: 'I've got a funny feeling about this one, don't go.' But he had to, it was his job and unfortunately he didn't come back.

Unfortunately, a bankruptcy might come back to haunt you even after the six years, as archive records are kept longer and it's standard practice for mortgage lenders to ask applicants if they have ever been bankrupt – most will shy away from those who have.

Only six percent of our folks said, "I will probably just lock up one day and not come back". Unfortunately, like those who expect to sell their businesses, this number is probably not reflective of reality.

"If the opportunity is there," Thomas told Ainge, "I would just like to let you know that I'd love to come back". Unfortunately, it wasn't the right time.

Unfortunately, we didn't come back [tonight] but we still finished the game.