Sentence examples for unfortunately pretty from inspiring English sources

Until then, "I think my business is unfortunately pretty secure".

I was part of the Adelaide Festival 27 years ago, but my memories are unfortunately pretty fuzzy.

Before that happens, she said, it is "unfortunately pretty realistic" that the unemployment rate could reach 9.5percentt.

Unfortunately, pretty much every other EU leader admits that the new treaty is exactly the same as the old one.

"In an economy that has been unfortunately pretty depressing, the marketplace expanded to accommodate big pictures stacked back to back to back," said Dan Fellman, president for domestic distribution at Warner Brothers.

Over a month or so, the fumes coming from the vinegar and the cow dung caused the lead to corrode into lead carbonate, a beautiful white compound that was, unfortunately, pretty toxic.

Unfortunately, we pretty much gave up managing hedges after the second world war – labour costs soared, modern farming meant bigger fields, machinery got better.

Unfortunately that pretty much sums up Mr. Jones's movement material, which is generated by improvisation and fashioned into doodling bursts that often illustrate the text.

Unfortunately, that pretty quickly turned out not to be the case for Secretary Tillerson," Senator Tom Cotton, the Arkansas Republican who has become one of Trump's most regular advisers on foreign policy on Capitol Hill, told me.

Those numbers, unfortunately, are pretty much comparable with diverse representation of employees at the average tech company in Silicon Valley.

Unfortunately, he pretty much avoided the question entirely.