Sentence examples for unfortunately exist from inspiring English sources

I believe that God does, unfortunately, exist.

The County Lines Column of June 6 ("Life's Warning Label: Caution! Contents Hazardous!") minimizes the safety concerns that unfortunately exist in Westchester as well as everywhere else.

That being said, make sure they are not too easy, as hackers do unfortunately exist and you don't want to make their job any easier.

What I am however, is a crusader for love and active teaching through example about these issues that unfortunately exist in the lives of our children and loved ones.

"There is a pervasive idea," Pukall says, "that female genitals need to be tight and youthful-looking to be desirable for male penetration, and that idea can be related to patriarchal ideologies related to female sexuality that still, unfortunately, exist today".

Usually, us outcasts are quite accepting of others- which differs us from the "exclusive cool groups" that will unfortunately exist.

Buttafuoco, speaking during a conference call, described what happened at Vermont as a very difficult situation that, unfortunately, exists on many college campuses.

"This is an indication of the health care disparity that unfortunately exists on the national level and in New York, particularly with communities of color," he said.

Le Pigeon is the brainchild of James Beard-nominated chef Gabriel Rucker, who fled the unimaginative San Francisco food scene (which still unfortunately exists in that city) to set up shop in Portland.

Is Velcoro a man who defends the murder of his wife's alleged rapist against her wishes by saying, "By any natural law, I had a right"—merely a throwback "real man" who unfortunately exists in the wrong time?

Unfortunately, none exist.