Sentence examples for was less unfortunate from inspiring English sources

If his injury was dreadful luck, its timing — November 1994 — was less unfortunate.

Cait Reilly was no less unfortunate.

(The most unfortunate impacts were less room for letters to the editor and sometimes for obituaries, a Times signature strength).

That way you'll have a better idea how they work and what changes you need to make and will be less likely to have an unfortunate accident or have anyone get hurt.

"There is less regulation here than in the U.S. -- which is unfortunate," he says.

Unlike our parents, we are less likely to marvel at technology -- we are able to multitask, don't tune out others when we get a text message, and are less likely to post unfortunate intricacies of our lives on social media.

Although perhaps the simple truth is that the choices available to them at the time — to marry or not; to have too many children or too few — were all, more or less, unfortunate.

The children were selected -- by a team that included Apted -- as representatives of a broad spectrum, ranging from a posh trio of who already had their educational plans mapped out to a less unfortunate pair who were in state care.

Nancy is especially unfortunate, sounding less like an adventuresome girl than like a woman speaking patronizingly to a small child she is pretending to like.

While unfortunate, the truth was far less interesting.

A recent screening of Food, Inc. was decidedly less well attended which is unfortunate because the screaming masses that loved Transformers II would all be very well-served by seeing Food, Inc. a documentary that, to me, does what many great documentaries before have done.