"We have Congress now with more leverage over the budget, but unfortunately ill-equipped politically and intellectually to handle the responsibility," said said W. Elliot Brownlee, a professor emeritus of economic history at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
ANACHRONISM This new boutique, which offers pricey men's clothing from obscure European labels and other lesser-known designers, has purple walls, plush furnishings and an unfortunately ill-timed opulent atmosphere, but it's still worth a look.
Modern biologists, both accomplished professionals and students, are unfortunately ill-prepared for this changing role because of the understandable bias in their background towards experimental techniques and results.
The problems associated with accurate assessment are, unfortunately, ill-understood and they may lead to erroneous conclusions being made in research studies and routine evaluation in the clinic if inappropriate assays are conducted.
The academic vogue for seeing him as a sensible hard-working artist who unfortunately became ill at the end of 1888 is misplaced.
These putative assets are, unfortunately, painfully ill served by Mr. Kirby's play, which is long on ludicrous plot and short on fresh humor.
Last week I attended the Democratic National Convention, but unfortunately fell ill during the event (something about wandering around in pouring rain and then walking into frigid air conditioning, perhaps).
So he gave me a blowjob and assumed I would reciprocate, and I unfortunately was ill prepared to do that, so I was like, "Well, I have to be somewhere else now, bye," and I ran to meet my friends for milkshakes at Denny's.
Her first child was not breastfed exclusively, and unfortunately, falls ill more easily than his young sister, who has now been breastfed for eight months.
Unfortunately, critically ill patients may not receive sufficient calories and protein via EN because of gastrointestinal dysmotility, particularly delayed gastric emptying [ 11].
Unfortunately, my ill-gotten seed refused to germinate, making me a thief with nothing to show for it.
