Sentence examples for unfortunately held from inspiring English sources

True, the court recently (and unfortunately) held that the unverified tip from an anonymous informer does not justify a stop and frisk, even where the information is that a described person is carrying a gun.

In the cancer community, we know that only 3-43-4% adult cancer patients participate in cancer clinical trials, a number that has unfortunately held steady for decades, even though it is estimated that 20% of patients would qualify for a trial.

Unfortunately, holding an umbrella usually precludes the use of said gadgets, but Brollytime, a company based in Chicago, has come up with an innovation to change that.

A fresh approach to technology needs to be encouraged and a lot of people within the NHS are unfortunately holding back the utilisation of existing technology.

This is typical I.S.I. tradecraft, unfortunately — hold a suspect in secret for a prolonged period, then dump him into the Pakistani court system as if the suspect had just been identified.

On the downside, "unfortunately, holding back both Ciena's stock, in our opinion, and our rating, Ciena has shown a notable lack of discipline in managing its operating expenses," the research analyst said.

Unfortunately, Holdren doesn't appear to have an adequate understanding of the economic process through which these technological advances are achieved.

(The Web site is not, unfortunately, being held hostage by Jamie Hewlett's cartoon animals).

(The Web site is not, unfortunately, being held hostage by Jamie Hewlett's (http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/images/2007/06/28/monkey_poster_246x350.jpg).) Tuesday has traditionally been the day acts release new albums — the YouTube takeover is the new Tuesday.

Unfortunately we held three or four stocks and tried to hang on.

(YouTube, unfortunately, has held out despite implementing other multi-tasking options).