Sentence examples for which unfortunately are from inspiring English sources

Which, unfortunately, are three common hydrocarbon propellants often used in air freshener aerosols.

These novel chemicals possess unique physicochemical properties which, unfortunately, are greatly altered by impurities.

"This feeds into sexual stereotypes and rape myths, which unfortunately are internalised by girls as well as boys.

The show includes numerous fragments of interviews with survivors (which unfortunately are too brief and miscellaneous) that capture those impressions.

The audience will be the chorus at two open-sing sessions, both of which, unfortunately, are at the same hour, Dec. 15 at 3 p.m.

The letters are shown in uppercase and lowercase (which, unfortunately, are referred to as capital letters and small letters), and word examples are given for each letter.

Which, unfortunately, is what they chose to do.

She specifically recommended 8 a.m., which unfortunately is impossible.

Personally I use Circus Ponies Notebook, which — unfortunately — is only available for the Mac (and iPad).

The movie dips in energy whenever she's not around – which, unfortunately, is often.

During the first year, their satisfaction with their marriages declined, which unfortunately is typical.