Sentence examples for unfortunately made from inspiring English sources

The British vote unfortunately made Obama recalibrate.

Cancer had unfortunately made several appearances in her life.

Since divestment and economic sanctions are not equivalent, his ensuing arguments are unfortunately made irrelevant.

Mobile and flexible working has unfortunately made this more of a rarity.

Such choices, in the private sector, are unfortunately made for the good of the budget - not the workforce.

The natural degradation of the paint on the Cor-Ten steel has, unfortunately, made the Curl look less desirable today as it once did.

AUCTIONS AND ANTIQUES Disasters, unfortunately, make riveting copy.

Robert: Which unfortunately makes for bad drama.

So who unfortunately makes the cut?

It did not, unfortunately, make Jerrold rich.

It doesn't, unfortunately, make for crackling cinema.