Sentence examples for was most unfortunate from inspiring English sources
He told the court it was "most unfortunate this issue has only arisen two days before hearing.
We consider that the discharge of Mr Horner to home while his wife was still there packing with a view to move out within three days was most unfortunate and probably contributed to her death," the report states.
"I told President Saleh that it was most unfortunate that these releases would be taking place and that I hoped that they would not cause problems for him, the Yemeni government or the Yemeni people," Mr. Brennan said.
Tom Hansen, the Pac-10 commissioner, said in a statement that it was most unfortunate that the computer elements of the B.C.S. ranking, including the strength-of-schedule rating, overcame U.S.C.'s No. 1 poll ranking.
As an example, I think it was most unfortunate that the world at large did not respect the outcome of the elections in Algeria in 1992, when an Islamic party was denied an electoral victory and the army took over".
But the report said it was "most unfortunate" that MI5 officers did not communicate intelligence about a threat to Wright from the INLA as far back as April 1997.
That would be most unfortunate.
That is most unfortunate.
And that would be most unfortunate.
But the lead-up to this I think has been most unfortunate".
