Sentence examples for unfortunately particularly from inspiring English sources

BUTLER: There's a demographer, Peter Uhlenberg, who said that divorce is a substitute for death, because in the old days there was enough death, unfortunately, particularly of women in childbirth, that the men would remarry.

Unfortunately, particularly in children these tiny structures are poorly seen, especially with motion artefact or a relatively large MRI field of view.

Unfortunately, particularly in the medical domain, experts have obligations with higher priorities, thus it is very expensive and cumbersome to annotate a large number of training examples.

Unfortunately, particularly in the older QTL literature, public access to the primary data was seldom a requirement of publication.

IT APPEARS that America's Coast Guard is Semper Paratus, indeed; but, unfortunately, not particularly Semper Commentationis.

She says: "I am so disappointed - but unfortunately not particularly surprised - in the actions of the union.

The counterincentives in the fishing industry, unfortunately, are particularly poor:  everyone likes to eat inexpensive fish, and the fish aren't cute, or running through our back yards where we can see them.What to do, then?

And this time there's unfortunately nothing particularly funny about the situation.

Unfortunately, doping, particularly as practiced East Germany in the 1970s and '80s, and Russia at the London and Sochi Games, has distorted the historical record of competition.

Unfortunately, many particularly mathematical questions remain unanswered in this model, e.g., an explicit description of the stochastic process of effective (in terms of the "intensity") polymerase-promoter binding attempts even under a fixed arrangement of only two opposite promoters.

Unfortunately, most people, particularly in large cities, feel that it is in their best interest to mind their own business.