Sentence examples for unfortunately thanks from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, thanks in no small part to influential bigots like the South Dakota legislature and the FRC, a lot of cisgender people don't personally know any transgender people.

Unfortunately, thanks to the sheer, staggering incompetence of those who come up with the fixtures – I was about to say fixture planners, but this can't have been planned, surely?

But unfortunately, thanks to a succession of journalistic fakes and the constant tabloidisation of the press, that trust is gone.

Unfortunately, thanks to the imploding print and magazine business, Ziff Davis Media has had to move more towards a digital model and succumbed to layoffs.

Unfortunately, thanks to the meteoric rise of the iPad and, later, Apple's big re-entry into the textbook arena with iBooks 2, Kno's hardware efforts didn't pan out.

Unfortunately, thanks to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, politics today has plenty of checks -- but precious little balance.

Unfortunately, while thanks to their redesign they've become much more luxurious with all the standard leather and walnut bells and whistles they still drive like a box of rocks.

Vassar and William & Mary "unfortunately" told me thanks but no thanks, while Colgate and the State University of New York at Geneseo declared it a "thrill and a privilege" to offer me admittance.

And even twisting roads can be taken fairly easily, though steering is a bit numb, thanks unfortunately to a recirculating ball rather than a rack-and-pinion-based unit.

Unfortunately, in Haiti, thanks to the acts of man and nature, those hopes were never borne out.

He is what fuels my understanding of the concept of love; a word, which has unfortunately become almost banal, thanks to marketing and terrible "art".