Sentence examples for unfortunately likely from inspiring English sources

However, like most of their predecessors, many of these drug candidates are unfortunately likely to fail, due to a lack of bioactivity and/or dose-limiting adverse effects.

Michael Moore in TrumpLand is not, unfortunately, likely to sway many voters.

But it is apt and it is funny, and it is, unfortunately, likely to be true.

This is unfortunately likely to be all the more so because of the long-term publicity which has now been given to the unsatisfactory way in which earlier complainants have been treated by the criminal justice system.

Those employed by day care centers are unfortunately likely to be on the other side of the equation — those who are likely to be "crushed" by the low wages paid to child care workers.

Because apps are a key link between the public and a business, the accessibility of apps to individuals with disabilities, especially those individuals who are blind or have low vision, is unfortunately likely to become the newest contested cyber battleground for claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and similar state and local laws.

Which is unfortunately quite likely.

The brouhaha in question, unfortunately, is likely to inspire more stifled yawns than furrowed brows or raised consciousnesses.

Unfortunately, we likely have economic weakness to thank.The mixed news continued in oil company earnings reports.

"Goldman Sachs has the right to call our preferred on 30 days' notice, but has been held back by the Federal Reserve (bless it!), which unfortunately will likely give Goldman the green light before long," he wrote.

The increase in dose, unfortunately, would likely be associated with increased side effects and decreased compliance.