Sentence examples for unfortunately gets from inspiring English sources

The objects have "more to do with the history and the tradition of East London, which unfortunately gets overlooked".

The Westervelts' lawyer, Martin Wolman, said, "The estate tax rate, unfortunately, gets up to as much as 55percentt.

So the plus market "unfortunately gets treated like an exile," said Kathy Bradley-Riley, senior vice president for merchandising at the trend forecasting firm Doneger Group.

CORPORATE LAW The most esteemed corporate law court in the land, that of Delaware, unfortunately gets an F for its opinion in the Airgas case.

The Giver's kick, however, is that the Community's elders (led by Meryl Streep, who, unfortunately, gets little screen time, and what she does is via future-Skype) aren't even sure themselves just how they are oppressing the citizenry.

Clearly Mr. Doctorow wants to do something similar here, going so far as to extend his heroes' lives through the Watergate era, but the reader unfortunately gets little visceral sense of the city or the country in these pages.

The politics, unfortunately, get blurred, too.

The latter, unfortunately, got himself indefinitely banned from the league.

Unfortunately, getting good figures on "mixed marriages" is hard.

"It unfortunately got blown out of proportion," he said.

They built me a custom trailer, a little Bambi that unfortunately got stolen.