Sentence examples for unfortunately necessary from inspiring English sources

Such precautions are unfortunately necessary.

Belgium's recent decision to scale back its law giving Belgian courts the power to try foreigners for war crimes is unfortunately necessary.

Gov. Gray Davis said the emergency consumer rate increase voted today "was unfortunately necessary," and added later, "Nobody in their right mind wants to see the utilities bankrupt".

Slight modifications to the integrator were unfortunately necessary, in order to tell each recursively spawned ray which bubble it's already inside.

That was the real reason to get rid of Saddam WMD was an additional and unfortunately necessary means to appease the UN.

And the authors are considerate enough to routinely provide substitutions for the more esoteric ingredients, an unfortunately necessary safeguard until these cuisines become as common as their European cousins.

She's a right-of-center icon, not a feminist favorite — and, unfortunately, a necessary voice.

Profit, unfortunately, is necessary, as the council sadly notes: otherwise you cannot have business, along with the possibility of those quite useful contributions.

Spend is, unfortunately, also necessary for the short to medium term, in order not to suffocate those on Main Street and to keep the states and local municipalities from going under.

But it is a measured step that my friends on the other side of the aisle have unfortunately made necessary.

"Subpoenaing the White House is a serious step that, unfortunately, appears necessary in light of the Obama administration's stonewall on Solyndra," they said in a statement on Friday.