Sentence examples for unfortunately relevant from inspiring English sources

The piece is devastating in its portrayal of how power is abused, and it's unfortunately relevant to the news of the day.

The show feels unfortunately relevant.

But war is always, unfortunately, relevant, in the sense that there's always a war somewhere with the same ghastly circumstances with people who don't think it's going to be anything other than some young man's fun, but it isn't that.

Unfortunately, a relevant systematic review is unavailable.

Unfortunately, the relevant governments — and their citizens — still don't seem close to accepting the onerous financial burdens they need to face.

Unfortunately, in relevant papers, variables associated with children's impact on their parents (for example, whether the parents have sons or daughters) were more likely to be treated as control variables and elicited very few specific discussions.

Unfortunately the relevant section pertaining to this period in the Annals of Tacitus has been lost.

The Privatization of Water: Nestle Denies that Water is a Fundamental Human Right - 2013 article is unfortunately still relevant.

A couple of generations later, the blatant nature of racism might have subsided, but it remains potent, and King's words, unfortunately, remain relevant.

Young's indictment of southern white men's role in supporting and furthering institutional racism unfortunately remains relevant, especially now that the anti-civil rights Jeff Sessions of Alabama is our new Attorney General.

Unfortunately, clinically relevant tissue biomarkers in pancreatic cancer are lacking.