Sentence examples for unfortunately ever from inspiring English sources

"We want to get some idea of how to stop this, if it were to unfortunately ever happen again," Officer Dropinski said.

Unfortunately, ever fewer of them are available for such old-fashioned social intercourse, since they are tip-tapping away in texted conversations with people they already have stored in their devices: and in future they will doubtless be wearing Google Glasses, perhaps trolling profanely on websites while appearing to scratch their ear.

It follows the person as they move, too, keeping the face in frame and in focus throughout the capture, which is obviously very helpful should you unfortunately ever need to make use of the footage afterward for reporting a crime to the authorities.

Unfortunately, ever since the birth of pirate films, there has been this hammy accent.

Unfortunately, ever since that trip, every time I smoke weed, I return right back to that intense and terrible feeling.

Unfortunately, ever since the 1946 passage of the Full Employment Act, economists and politicians formulating national economic policy have beguiled us into believing that economic power is democratically distributed if we have full employment -- thus the political focus on job creation and redistribution of wealth rather than on full production and broader capital ownership accumulation.

Unfortunately, nothing ever does.

The Japanese have also clung to distinct ways of speaking, interacting in the workplace, and showing each other respect, all of which have helped people to maintain harmony in many aspects of everyday life.Unfortunately, however, ever since they first opened to the West, anti-liberal Japanese leaders have preferred another interpretation of "Japanese spirit, western things".

Mrs. Mason takes the girls to Charles Townley's ruined mansion to tell them the cautionary tale of a "boy of uncommon abilities, and strong feelings"; unfortunately, "he ever permitted those feelings to direct his conduct, without submitting to the direction of reason; I mean, the present emotion governed him.

Unfortunately, very few ever bother to detail the forms that corruption takes, either because they don't actually know, they're too lazy to find out or, when it comes to particular players and coaches, they'd rather preserve the myth of purity.

Unfortunately, in ever-increasing numbers these days, Americans do not fit that description.