unfortunate *

"They always say something unfortunate is going to happen to you."

Most unfortunate, had been in action only a couple of hours.

He'd had an unfortunate experience with one not long ago, in fact.

America and Americans are always ready to help the unfortunate.

I was so unfortunate you could not remember his name.

I am only unfortunate to have come in the way.

Unfortunate place to stop as its about to get good.

Which was unfortunate, because things got a little out of hand.

Maybe the unfortunate man was in love with old age itself.

It's kind of unfortunate at times when people may say things.

"I hope this money will be used to help unfortunate children."

It would be unfortunate if nothing were to happen at all.

This is very unfortunate for a young person like her.

Unfortunate, but there was always some risk involved in such things.

Unfortunate they were not able to get enough players on board.

It's an unfortunate situation and nothing else could be done.

The problem is not those unfortunate enough to have lost their jobs.

The unfortunate thing is the impact on the rest of the world.

"The unfortunate thing is that a lot of people will now think he's done something wrong."

They're trying to get attention and go about it in an unfortunate way.

Which is a little unfortunate because we do not, in fact, have an army.

As if the fact that I'm doing something similar to what was done before is unfortunate.

He wants him not to have anything to do with this unfortunate girl.

He really had been unfortunate; the only thing he'd done wrong was to fall in love.

He had seen many unfortunate things happen, in his years as a chief.