Sentence examples for what it unfortunately from inspiring English sources

Pan Am is the right airline to use to convey the sweep of decades, because of what it was and because of what it, unfortunately, became.

And a well-meaning squeak is what it unfortunately always has been: a philanthropic but naive attempt to popularise modern art, concocted by people who don't appear to have any idea what modern art is.

That all sounds perfectly fine in theory, but what it unfortunately comes down to is that drug policy and scientific evidence rarely seem to work together.

"It is what it is unfortunately, you can't change what happened in the Challenge Cup.

What it says, unfortunately, is that the match is not quite over yet.

"What it means, unfortunately -- even brutally -- in some cases, is that promising areas of research will not be pursued," said Carl B. Feldbaum, president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, a trade group.

What it does reveal, unfortunately, is the machinery of a rather pedestrian whodunit involving the disappearance of a promiscuous young woman (Katie Holmes), whose murder Annie had foreseen.

What it wasn't, unfortunately, was any attempt to shape a serious show that would make the artistic case for Manilow that he deserves.

Unfortunately, what it does is bad for America.

What it does not do, unfortunately for Erdoğan, is prevent people from using Twitter.

"Unfortunately, what it takes even with a 150-seat house is a great deal of promotion and advertising," he said.