Sentence examples for unfortunately especially from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, especially in the United States, the data necessary to confirm the appropriate rightsholders is often missing, wrong, or incomplete.

This is (unfortunately) especially handy, since the rows of apps you install are laid out in long, horizontal rows across the home screen.

Unfortunately, especially right now, there are many, many legitimate things to hold Google to account about that were not the premise of today's hearing.

Mayor Erik Fulop says he and his party use the phrase "gypsy crime" to refer to "types of criminality which are unfortunately especially prevalent among the Roma - extortion by loan sharks, and robberies from homes and gardens".

Unfortunately, especially when devoid of context, numbers can be wrong.

People are going to keep breeding them, unfortunately, especially since there's a Midwest, a South, and organized religion -- oh, and politics.

There is a lot to be said for this viewpoint though unfortunately - especially in the Middle East - it tends to be associated with imperialism, with the west trying to impose its own ideas of what is best for the rest of the world.

Unfortunately, and especially in the winter months, this may not always make your room any lighter.

— Valley, Akron, OH A. Resistance to personal care is unfortunately common, especially when so many people he may not recognize are helping with such intimate personal tasks.

"Living in the inner city is only one aspect of the black experience," says MacNeal. "And unfortunately audiences, especially youth, have become conditioned to the idea that these experiences shown on BET, for example, define black lives.

Unfortunately, and especially now in low- and middle-income countries, NCD deaths are frequent in people under the age of 70 years, including women, and many of these deaths are slow and miserable.