Sentence examples for unfortunately learning from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, learning by example is not always the best way.

Unfortunately, learning is not a task that might be modeled and represented on a computer system.

Unfortunately, learning is not an information-transfer process akin to drinking water from a cup or copying files from a high-speed USB drive.

You unfortunately learn what you did wrong after you waste the money.

The entire state of Florida, as the Bush family unfortunately learned, is classed as karst landscape, and sinkholes are so common that insurers are obliged by law to offer cover to home owners who ask for it (insurance was compulsory until 2007, when many home owners dropped it because of the rising cost).

Facebook, unfortunately, learned this the hard way.

There was "no advanced notice of the decision and [we] unfortunately learned of the selection of a burial site through the media" County Administrator Charles M. Culley, Jr. said in the statement.

As I've unfortunately learned, who knows what the future holds and I don't want to miss one more unnecessary moment of either of my children's lives.

Unfortunately, the learning curve on AI is really damn steep.

"Unfortunately I learned nothing today," he said.

Unfortunately, I learned not to relax with the Explorer.