Sentence examples for unfortunately managed from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, managed care focuses on the disease rather than the prevention of illness," he said.

He said he hoped that Pitchford "has the ability, clarity, desire, sense of purpose and indeed the honour to truly deliver a public inquiry that the Metropolitan police, this time round, cannot again deceive and manipulate as they unfortunately managed" to do in the 1999 inquiry, into their failure to investigate the Lawrence murder properly.

The virus of the twee blackboard message has, unfortunately, managed to ooze its way over Hadrian's wall.

David Conrad's "Some Irish need not apply" (Opinion, Oct. 16) unfortunately manages to do both in suggesting that Ireland is anti-immigrant and implying that the state is ungenerous in its citizenship laws to those who chose to come here to make a new life for themselves.

Unfortunately, managing to make all things offal delicious is a rare skill, and this is reflected in the prices.

Unfortunately, managing glycemia or targeting vascular complications with anti-vascular endothelial growth factor agents has shown only limited efficacy in treating the deterioration of vision in diabetic retinopathy.

You may be confusing nudism with exhibitionism (something the media unfortunately manages to do too often and which some of the more prudish elements of society also champion).

Unfortunately, Facebook managed to mess up the most basic piece of Event functionality through the update.

Unfortunately, badly managed faculties certainly do exist, and often it is the underfunded and ailing humanities that suffer under bad management.

"Unfortunately, they managed to convince one of the older ladies here that they had a warrant," she says.

Unfortunately, actually managing accounts with these programs can be a bit of a pain, and many people simply forget to use them.