Sentence examples for unfortunately more often from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, more often it's the former".

The law, famously, is an ass - but unfortunately more often than not it's the punter who ends up feeling a fool.

Unfortunately, more often than not, we as medical practitioners don't know whether our patients have access to regular meals.

But unfortunately, more often than not, you don't; instead you wait for those around you to take the calculated risks that you were hesitant to take yourself.

Unfortunately, more often than not, we are dealing with problems where the physics are unknown and the discovery of manual patterns is extremely difficult even in the case of deep domain knowledge.

Unfortunately, more often than not, the answer is no.

Unfortunately, they are more often now commemorated in a thick stack of prayer cards Mr. Amadeo keeps in a box like eternal i.o.u.'s or trading cards for the afterlife.

Hardt and Negri, as well as Srnicek and Williams, rail at length against "neoliberalism": a fashionable bugaboo on the left, and thus, unfortunately, a term more often flaunted than defined.

Is it Washington, D.C.? Unfortunately, the scapegoat is more often racial and ethnic minorities rather than Washington.

"In our Russian families, unfortunately, children die much more often," Russian newspapers quoted her as saying after Chase Harrison's death.

Unfortunately, the result is more often like listening to a couple bickering about whose idea it was to go to Queens for Korean food.