Sentence examples for was extremely unfortunate from inspiring English sources

"What happened in Mumbai was extremely unfortunate.

"It was extremely unfortunate he made that mistake," Germany Coach Joachim Löw said.

It was extremely unfortunate that it was interpreted as a personal criticism".

WASHINGTON — The bankruptcy of Solyndra, the solar power company that took $528 million in government loans, was "extremely unfortunate," Steven Chu, the energy secretary, told lawmakers on Thursday.

"Though Dr Schmidt's optimism was extremely unfortunate is proved by his death," a report by another scientist who published Schmidt's "death diary" read.

David A. Balto, a private antitrust lawyer with close ties to the Obama administration, said the disagreement between the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission was "extremely unfortunate".

It's extremely unfortunate.

I think it's extremely unfortunate".

"That would be extremely unfortunate," he said, "and, I think, tremendously unpopular".

"The whole matter is extremely unfortunate," Daly said, "but it is not a matter of concern for the league".

It is extremely unfortunate if some youths were in jail without any charge sheet filed against them, he added.