Sentence examples for unfortunately usually from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, usually what determines the fate of such movements is not the courage of the democracy activists but the willingness of the government to massacre its citizens.

Its tribe of curators is for the most part struggling with the building, which unfortunately usually means cramming too much art into its too small galleries.

Rob Cox, president of Poolcenter.com, a Fairfax, Virginia-based Internet retailer of pool products, said that the pool component that provides the greatest degree of protection against entry by children -- a mesh safety cover -- is, unfortunately, usually taken off the pool at the beginning of the season and stored in the garage until the end.

"Being a woman can be (and, unfortunately, usually is) a violent experience," explained Dunlap.

Although he would churn out position papers, he told Louisville Today after his victory that "issues, unfortunately, usually are kind of peripheral to winning a campaign".

Gain access to a deathcore gig (they are, unfortunately, usually opening for a good/better band).

Unfortunately, they usually tend to be micro-entrepreneurs, i.e., handle the tiny business usually run from their homes.

Unfortunately, desire usually fades, and the exigencies of parenthood accelerate the process.

Success in a development project, unfortunately, is usually all too fleeting.

At Public House 49, the restaurant is separated from the bar by French doors that, unfortunately, are usually left open.

Unfortunately, these usually cost from about £600 to £1,800, which is rather a lot for a Minecraft machine.