Sentence examples for unfortunately facing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, facing east, south, and west, observers also track the sun across the day.

Ms Sturgeon told the BBC: "Given that we are, unfortunately, facing another Conservative government, it's all the more important that we've got a strong team of SNP MPs standing up for Scotland.

Unfortunately, facing the truth can be hard and difficult.

Unfortunately, facing deadlines in our modern age is not quite the same as facing a tiger!

This generation of gays and lesbians who are now approaching their 70s and 80s are unfortunately facing new discriminations as they age.

Unfortunately, faced with an uncertain threat, our government made a series of hasty decisions.

Perhaps the most notable is the 2008 high speed rail initiative, which unfortunately faces a severe budget shortfall and seems unlikely to be built to its original vision anytime soon.

("Springborg and those backing him are unfortunately faced with a man who cannot be blackmailed, who is not West-struck or ultra-impressed by the Western press. I think of myself as equal to them, even superior, most of the time," Galad writes).

Victor Newman unfortunately faced some heavy-hitters in his maiden special weight races.

Jonathan Lipnicki was not plagued with the pitfalls that some former child stars have unfortunately faced.

Before we start celebrating Season 2, we have to unfortunately face reality: There are only two episodes left in the season!