Sentence examples for unfortunately confirmed from inspiring English sources
Mum's suspicions were unfortunately confirmed: I had cancer, a Wilms' tumour in my kidney.
Vaughn A. Carney Stowe, Vt., July 22, 2010 To the Editor: The Sherrod affair has unfortunately confirmed my suspicion of the Obama administration: it has no backbone.
The September quarter GDP figures released on Wednesday unfortunately confirmed other economic data that shows Australia's economy is growing at barely walking pace.
Kathimerini English (@ekathimerini) A 67-year-old demonstrator has died of heart attack during the demonstration in central Athens, Skai reports #Greece #strike #18ogr October 18 , 2012xgeorgio (@xgeorgio) Unfortunately confirmed 1 man dead 67y allegedly by cardiac arrest carried 2 hospital earlier from demos #18ogr #rbnews skai.gr/news/greece/ar… October 18 , 2012Very sad if true.
A little while afterwards, that was unfortunately confirmed.
"An X-ray unfortunately confirmed a fractured left wrist," said Pakistan physiotherapist Cliff Deacon.
Eliot Spitzer, then the governor, panned his selection as "an insider's game of self-dealing that unfortunately confirms every New Yorker's worst fears and image of all that goes on in the Legislature".
Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief, said the trial "unfortunately confirms that justice is being applied selectively in politically motivated prosecutions of the leaders of the opposition and members of the former government".
In a statement posted on his charity's website, he said: "Everything I know about this case... unfortunately confirms we do not have independent courts".
Approximately 1/3 of the agricultural production ends up in landfills, unfortunately confirming the second law of thermodynamics, which, in simple terms, says that every energy transformation is followed by an energy loss.
This data unfortunately confirms that Roma are amongst the most disadvantaged and socially excluded groups in the country, most of them suffering from chronic multi-dimensional poverty.
