Sentence examples for unfortunately great from inspiring English sources

This may or may not be aided by an album of "patriotic songs" written by the BNP's leader, Nick Griffin (and put out by the party's label called, unfortunately, Great White Records).

Unfortunately great care is not being taken in shaping the Netherlands' future scientific leaders.

Unfortunately, great work is cut from our print magazine every month, and this was one of the pieces we couldn't fit.

Unfortunately, greater risk comes with greater return.

Unfortunately, greater use of antibiotics during the past 50 years has exerted selective pressure on susceptible bacteria and may have favoured the survival of resistant strains [ 5], some of which are resistant to more than one antibiotic.

Unfortunately those great artists are few, and heavy investment goes into a production which needs to be amortized over many consumers (1->n 1->n

Unfortunately of great concern was the finding that paradoxically this had an even greater adverse effect on the CIT of the second kidney.

Unfortunately, though, great moments can leave bad hangovers.

Unfortunately, the great start proved to define the meaning of peaking early.

Unfortunately, the Great Recession of 2008-09 is far from being a normal global recession.

• Unfortunately, the great economic strength of market systems like cap and trade also happens to be their political weakness.