Sentence examples for which are unfortunately from inspiring English sources

The best works here are the landscapes, which are unfortunately in short supply.

"There are a lot of counterfeit life jackets being sold which are unfortunately not as durable," says Żórawska.

They all get peppy music-hall songs detailing their woes, which are unfortunately more stock than specific and don't allow for much of a narrative arc.

… The only way of dealing with them is regional coöperation, not just on a political level but cultural, educational, and people-to-people contacts, which are unfortunately not on the rise but diminishing.

Not only are the characters all struggling with different things, but each thing is so harshly true, whether it be non-acceptance of homosexuality, sexual abuse or depression; these issues which are unfortunately still considered taboo are showcased in all their cruelty and the harsh reality is shown.

And the overwhelming majority of them do what they do precisely in order to protect the freedoms that the citizens of the UK enjoy, but which are unfortunately under constant threat from a range of malevolent state and non-state actors.

"Which is unfortunately no longer available".

Which is unfortunately quite likely.

For at its base, of course, is flawed human nature: which is, unfortunately, a statistical constant.

Which is, unfortunately, exactly what Isis claims as it cuts down the innocent.

The rolls (which were, unfortunately, rarely replenished) were anything but ordinary; I particularly enjoyed a spunky sourdough-oatmeal one.