Sentence examples for unfortunately even more from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, even more pain than the looming budget deficit implies.

Fuzzy as this picture may seem, there is unfortunately even more uncertainty about the rebates' effects.

"Under the circumstances, the C.E.O., the chairman and the board have done an admirable job, but unfortunately even more needs to be done," said Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat.

This is the model of continental Europe, and in this field Italy has definitely done its homework, unfortunately even more than required".

Unfortunately an even more talented Germany side - the reigning world champions - stood in the way of Thomas Brolin and Co, beating the hosts 3-2 in Stockholm with two Karlheinz Reidle goals.

Nearly every expert we spoke with agreed: Losing those last few pounds is tough for pretty much everyone, and unfortunately, sometimes even more so for women.

This, unfortunately, encourages even more of this behavior and resulted in the situation on Sunday," the zoo stated in a Facebook post.

Unfortunately, 'emerging' is even more nebulous a term than 'young', which can be confirmed by a date of birth on an application form.

There are usually a number of viable options for design and analysis of such experiments, but unfortunately, there are even more non-viable ones that have been used even in the published literature.

Unfortunately, there are even more issues that further intensify this problem.

"Unfortunately, Pompeo is even more of a balls-out warmonger nut job than the president".