Sentence examples for unfortunately nowhere from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, nowhere near $11 billion is being spent on such programs.

War Room, which follows up the Kendricks' very successful Fireproof and Facing the Giants, is, unfortunately, nowhere near as entertaining as some other of the recent low budget evangelical Christian films.

Two weeks ago, for instance, Arlington County Board member Libby Garvey wrote on this page that she opposes a streetcar on Columbia Pike and instead favors what she calls "modern bus transit". Unfortunately, nowhere did she define this term, which isn't a real name for a type of transit.

This undecided position is unfortunately nowhere clearly explained.

Russell's own position on the matter is unclear, and unfortunately, nowhere does he treat the issue at any length.

Unfortunately, nowhere in his corpus does Heidegger ponder age as the boundary of finitude that allows time, in its ostensive character, to disclose the world of phenomena.

But unfortunately, in nowhere in the world is America's influence greater today than it was four years ago.

When the show opened, without the services of the playwright and the director, the critic Frank Rich wrote that the result inspired "nervous energy," which unfortunately "leads nowhere".

In the third and final presidential debate this week, Mr. Romney said that "unfortunately, in nowhere in the world is America's influence greater today than it was four years ago".

"The bottom line is, the mayor's wonderful personal generosity and his participation in fund-raising events for cultural institutions unfortunately comes nowhere near making up for the draconian city budget cuts he has imposed year after year," he said in an e-mail message.

Our efforts, unfortunately, went nowhere.