Sentence examples for unfortunately running from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, running a teahouse is not always as relaxing as visiting one.

The same could be said of stories in general — so far, fiction does a better job of capturing consciousness than any other method ever tried — but, unfortunately, running stories are, at best, uneven.

Unfortunately, running a a business means having to deal with red tape and paperwork.

The answer, unfortunately, runs into the billions.

I unfortunately ran into a bad razor clam.

Haggui returned the favour shortly before the end, by playing the ball back to Fromlowitz, who had unfortunately run in a different direction.

I've done a quick and dirty cut at the Consumer Expenditure Survey data, which unfortunately run only back to 1984, but which do give us spending patterns by income quintile.

Before joining the Irish Independent as a columnist in 1989, he set up and published a new monthly current affairs magazine, the New Nation, which unfortunately ran for only 10 months.

His completely illogical – not to mention dangerous – musings on sexual assault unfortunately ran on for some time, during which he demonstrated a deeply scientific understanding of male desire: "When you're in that position that you are about to engage in sexual activity there's a huge amount of energy in the male body" he said.

The negative side, unfortunately, runs just as strong.

To be fair, I (unfortunately) run into other people with these kinds of beliefs.