Sentence examples for what is unfortunate from inspiring English sources

What is unfortunate is that the controversy continues to affect the way in which the tragedy is remembered in Spain.

What is unfortunate is that the continued denial of a serious public health issue creates a significant barrier to action.

What is unfortunate is, particularly for this war, these acts will be overshadowed by the incredibly cowardly acts of our president, vice president and secretary of defense.

He added, "This fiscal year will be really bad, and what is unfortunate is that I can't see how 2010 won't be bad too".

What is unfortunate is that this skepticism is taken by many among the faithful to be an attack not only on their beliefs, but also on their values, and therefore leads to the conclusion that science itself is suspect.

"What is unfortunate is that cloning conjures up these images of Frankenstein and horrible science, and it is really just a pejorative term for cell therapy," said one advocate for patients, who spoke on the condition that she not be named.

What was unfortunate, and will be unfortunately abused and distorted by Mr. Trump, whose acquaintance with truth or fairness is at best fleeting, was Mr. Comey's gratuitous commentary about Mrs. Clinton being reckless in her handling of these materials and his suggestion that were she still a member of the Department of State that discipline would be in order.

What was unfortunate for the young singer turns out to be quite good fortune for fans.

"What is doubly unfortunate is there was a better way".

But what is truly unfortunate is the underlying billable-hour regime and the law-firm culture it has spawned.

What is most unfortunate about the President's lack of public engagement in the argument for force is that the objections to it are answerable.