Sentence examples for which unfortunately considered from inspiring English sources

In 1986, before the World Wide Web, when the internet and electronic communication were in their infancy and we still used 5 ¼" floppy discs, Congress passed the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), which unfortunately considered any electronic communication older than 180 days as "abandoned" and thus subject to search and seizure without a warrant.

Similarly, some women may have avoided a hyphenated name because it might indicate they're married, which unfortunately some consider to be detrimental to their careers.

The interested reader is referred to a 2012 Cochrane review of the treatment of lupus nephritis, which, unfortunately, does not consider information from children with lupus nephritis [ 75].

Which, unfortunately, no one will ever see.

"We have clearly demonstrated our willingness to consider credible and viable offers and have engaged with a range of interested parties over the last couple of months which unfortunately have not come to fruition".

(Partake of which, unfortunately, I did not).

Robert: Which unfortunately makes for bad drama.

"It was a complete accident, which unfortunately happens in rugby.

Which unfortunately brings up a few other misgivings.

Which, unfortunately, is reasonable.

And, unfortunately, consider that some claims may not be true.