For the next six years, Lincoln hammered home his argument: slavery was a "vast moral evil" whose existence in the South was unfortunately guaranteed by the Constitution but whose expansion must be resisted because it threatened the moral foundations of the Republic.
Their expensive degrees – since 1978 the price of college has rocketed up 1,120% – unfortunately do not guarantee employment, not even in their chosen fields.
Aspirations, unfortunately, can't guarantee success, and it seems doubtful that JoeDoe — with somewhat dutiful renditions of French toast and omelettes, and a disappointing chilaquiles — will pose any significant challenge to the Prune brunch juggernaut.
In [6], a gradient-based method is proposed to maximize the output signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) for improving the detection performance for extended target; unfortunately, it cannot guarantee nondecreasing SINR in each iteration step.
Resolution of epilepsy unfortunately does not guarantee that it will not return.
Air conditioned rooms, the trendiest of apartments and softest of mattresses, unfortunately don't guarantee sound sleep.
The story of Dr. Tyndall will live on painfully in the memories of his victims, and unfortunately we cannot guarantee that doctors will not abuse the trust of their patients like Tyndall abused ours.
She has discarded her wrapping skins and cloaks for tailored suits and attained a university degree that, unfortunately, cannot guarantee her a job.
A bestselling self-published ebook is, unfortunately, no guarantee of quality, but Oswald, who runs a livestock farm in Fife, has solid talent.
Unfortunately, the guarantee doesn't come back for the second and third Events; you're on your own for those deals!
"Unfortunately, by refusing to guarantee that we will be paid for our work, DPS [Detroit public schools] is effectively locking our members out of the classrooms".
