Sentence examples for unfortunately known from inspiring English sources

"The modern-day circle started after the war, when the men came back wearing what are now unfortunately known as chinos but were then called suntans, because they were a tan pant and they were flat".

Where to Shift the Pec Monastery?" and last Thursday Kostunica cried out, "Never will anyone hear from us that the Patriarchate of Pec does not belong to us, that Visoki Decani and Gracanica are not ours!" Even the nameless crowd of the hooligans is unfortunately known.

This problem, unfortunately known in the literature as the problem of "marginal cases," poses serious difficulties for "personhood" as the criterion of moral considerability.

Silicon Valley-style venture capital emerged during the 1970s, as did venture debt, better (and unfortunately) known as junk bond financing.

It should be noted here that relatively little is unfortunately known about the modes of action involved in developmental toxicity, in comparison with many endpoints in systemic toxicity such as neurotoxicity, endocrine effects or carcinogenicity.

Despite this, the registry is unfortunately known to have incomplete data.

"Voters unfortunately know depressingly little about what's happening in American politics".

The network shows live images that I unfortunately know most Americans will never see.

I unfortunately know way too many people who have had this happen during treatment.

There's nothing like an abysmal first semester to produce a stellar second one (trust me -- I, unfortunately, know).

There may be differences in characteristics of fatigue between diseases, although we unfortunately know little about it.