unfortunate造句

Confusion caused his unfortunate misstep.

But there are many other unfortunate implications.

An unfortunate man would be drowned in a teacup.

people rarely change; it is the unfortunate regrettable truth.

It is unfortunate, but we are only mother, not a professional obstetrician.

We hope this unfortunate incident will not affect the relationship between us.

Eaves was certain that the unfortunate debutante in question was no other than Mrs. Rawdon Crawley.

This unfortunate incident may hinder the progress of the peace talks.

It's an unfortunate consequence of the usual way of plotting things in space.

It was an unfortunate misstep that, as long as it is kept a secret, would bind him to those people.

Then they appear as diseases, accidents, relationship problems and other unfortunate circumstances, which force us to deal with the problem.

"I may have chosen an unfortunate subject, Miss Chang, but I don't think I deserve such a dressing down."

I am confident that future generations will look back on today's decision as an unfortunate misstep," she added

The unfortunate aspect of this scenario is that you most likely did something to test that code; you simply skipped the part where you automated that test.

Sir, I interrupted him, you are inexorable for that unfortunate lady: you speak of her with hate -- with vindictive antipathy. It is cruel -- she cannot help being mad.

Investors are now discovering another unfortunate connotation: the hedge-fund firm has suspended redemptions and their money is trapped in its vaults.

One of the products, with the long-winded name amyloid beta-peptide 42, has the unfortunate property that its molecules like to stick to each other.

And, to cap it all, climate change-to which the unfortunate Central Americans have contributed virtually nothing-seems to be increasing the ferocity of nature in the isthmus.

And, O.K., that was unfortunate, so I tried to leave, but they were standing there in the doorway, blocking me, like, Duh, we do not know which way to turn, we are stunned.

'If you are one of the unfortunate people who frown or squint while they are concentrating at the screen then, over time, you will inevitably end up with frown lines,' Dr Prager, 42, said.

His fingers fly over the keyboard, hitting all the wrong buttons, making all the wrong decisions, and in no time files are deleted, old copies are saved over new, and other unfortunate hijinx ensue.

In the great nation of Emperor Penguins, deep in Antarctica, you're nobody unless you can sing---which is unfortunate for Mumble, who is the worst singer in the world.

Ultimately, the use of folders or directories as a primary retrieval mechanism requires that users know where an item has been stored in order to locate it. This is unfortunate, since digital systems are capable of providing us with significantly better methods of finding information than those phys