Sentence examples for unfortunately short from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Short has, over the years, invested countless millions on a series of £10m-plus signings in the Adam Johnson mould who have rarely justified consistently over-the-odds wages.

And with the Scottish parliament, in which Labour will be the biggest party, due to take charge of education in 2000, the life in Scotland of the government's new scheme may yet be unfortunately short.

This is nothing short of negligence, unfortunately short of criminal – for which News Corp needs to be held responsible, and hold responsible the very executives they are rewarding for being in charge of this travesty.

For a comedy with heart, this film by Anne Fletcher is unfortunately short on laughs.

Unfortunately, short term high profit margins due to reduced labor costs tend to place dark blinders over those who have a great deal to lose namely: the stockholder, the customer, the employee, the still employed - in other words, everyone.

Unfortunately, short observational fire records [e.g. 48 and 57 years in Canada and Alaska; 9,11], a lack of fire-history studies, and the possibility of novel future vegetation [12] result in little information to evaluate how tundra fire regimes may respond to future climate and vegetation change.

It was also, unfortunately, short-lived.

Unfortunately short-term electioneering is at risk of squandering that.

Unfortunately, short-term thinking goes hand in hand with Washington politics.

Unfortunately, short-term mortality was not examined and the trend of IGF-1 serum levels was analysed only as a function of IPF of the graft.

77 Unfortunately, short-term angiographic vascular restenosis is high, and infrapopliteal occlusion reportedly recurs in as many as 50% of the cases by 1 year resulting in a high frequency of repeat procedures.