Sentence examples for unfortunately will be from inspiring English sources

Others, unfortunately, will be alarmed.

Von Trier, unfortunately, will be preaching to the choir.

And so she wrote: "With a boatload of in-laws in town, I unfortunately will be doing nice nice in my own home when I'd much rather be doing eggnog shooters at yours.

Steven L. Schwarcz Professor of law and business, Duke University School of Law The proposal by the Treasury to use government money to purchase mortgage-backed securities held by financial institutions should defuse the financial crisis, but at a cost to taxpayers that unfortunately will be much higher than if the government had acted when markets first began to collapse.

By the time Scott Layden was an impact player in Utah, the franchise pillars were in place, and Layden built his reputation as an able discoverer of camouflaged support players: Eisley, Anderson and another second-round coup named Bryon Russell, an athletic guard whose claim to fame, unfortunately, will be losing his balance as Michael Jordan hit the last shot (maybe) of his professional career.

I, unfortunately, will be at home watching the online feed like a dork.

Unfortunately, few will be built.

And, unfortunately, they will be right.

Because unfortunately, there will be darker times.

"Unfortunately, there will be another victim".

Unfortunately, this will be an expensive course to maintain.