Sentence examples for which unfortunately seems from inspiring English sources

The problem is that making it happen requires political will, which, unfortunately, seems in short supply.

Home Office officials have too much unchecked power, which unfortunately seems to rush to the head of certain ministers and senior civil servants.

Ariel by Sylvia Plath is a book of poems dominated by the idea of death, suicide and sadness, which, unfortunately, seems to be what you would imagine was on Plath's mind at the time, as she soon ended her time on this earth (hopefully an ending she did not regret).

It's an approach which unfortunately seems rather rare nowadays".

There are more, plenty more examples of anti-city legislation, which, unfortunately, seems to have become our state legislature's current specialty.

I ask for your indulgence as I return once again to the issue of human trafficking a topic which, unfortunately, seems to intersect with private military and security contracting more than now and then.

My parents divorced when I was baby, so I did not really have much of a father figure growing up (which, unfortunately, seemed to be a common theme amongst of lot of the black students I knew).

It's all, I suppose, part of the "big society", a terrible concept which, unfortunately, only seems to have died a nominative death.

The lesson of Dresden, which this great city unfortunately seems doomed to repeat, is that culture is, to the contrary, impractical and fragile, helpless even.

Created by Greg, a certain loyal Kotaku reader (who isn't one?), it depicts our favorite plumber in a Kuribo's Shoe, an exceedingly rare power-up from Super Mario Bros. 3. It seems to me that I should be able to walk into the Nintendo World Store and buy one of these, which, unfortunately, doesn't seem to be the case.

Now that this work is available, the Saez-Zucman series (which unfortunately the FT article seems to ignore) should be used as reference series for wealth inequality in the United States.