Sentence examples for unfortunately grown from inspiring English sources

I am sure you'll agree, however, that things have unfortunately grown worse since then in terms of the rich winning the class war, and in particular their ability to substitute "one dollar, one vote" for "one person, one vote".

I had, unfortunately, grown them in the past and they were bland, bland, bland.

First, he says that, unfortunately, "growing national wealth and autocracy have proven compatible".

And there is, unfortunately, growing evidence that the tainting of the long-term unemployed is happening as we speak.

Unfortunately, growing budget deficits and imperiled Head Start financing suggest that many lawmakers have little concern for the future.

The world, he said, needs to "find the strength to face the inhuman, and unfortunately growing, phenomenon of terrorism, which rejects life and brings anguish and uncertainty to the daily lives of so many hard-working and peaceful people".

The number of people who understand how bad it was for me is, unfortunately, growing.

This unfortunately growing phenomenon is clearly beyond the pale, and needs to be combated with every tool at our disposal.

In any case, it seems that the jewelry industry would like to tap into this, unfortunately, growing market.

Hanson's support for a ban on Muslim immigration immediately aligns her with Trump's political stance, one unfortunately growing in popularity.

He was a groundbreaking pioneer in a field which, unfortunately, has grown steadily more troubling and more deadly.