Sentence examples for were unfortunate with from inspiring English sources

Three wins, two draws and three defeats is a pretty decent return from their early-season run, although last week's 2-1 loss at Portland soured that somewhat, even if they were unfortunate with a succession of no-calls.

"We were unfortunate with Bilal.

"We were unfortunate with the penalty and defensively we had to work hard, but in the end I was pleased with a point from a well-fought contest".

"It's unfortunate with the effort we got out of everybody else.

"It's been unfortunate with some of the injuries he's had.

"It's unfortunate with what has happened to him over the last couple of years.

It's unfortunate with Gates having that shoulder because he provides some of that speed on the outside.

And while it was unfortunate with us and Tennessee, what's happened with Notre Dame might not have happened, with Baylor, with Stanford, new rivalries.

Labour's record on science policy is unfortunate, with the debacle over funding for the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and the sacking of David Nutt being particular lows.

Lallana was unfortunate with an early injury following his £25m arrival from St Mary's last summer but he is under pressure to deliver immediately this time out.

It's unfortunate, with such a quality contested-ball team across the ground, and an Australian of the Year leading the line, but the club can hardly complain.