Examples of using Unfortunate in English and their translations into Arabic
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An unfortunate accident.
And unfortunate.
To help unfortunate merfolk like yourself… poor souls with no one else to turn to.
Concrete action in the field is also taking place in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and in unfortunate Georgia.
It would be unfortunate if UNMOVIC inspectors were to encounter practical problems when they started to work in Iraq.
It is the least I can do to make up for all the unfortunate drama with Amira and Charles.
It would be unfortunate if the breakthroughs on population issues made by the developing countries were to come to nothing because of a lack of international cooperation.
It was unfortunate, however, that the work of the Council did not always bear fruit,
One such battle for succession by a woman resulted in her unfortunate death.
In our view, it would be unfair and unfortunate if those that“have” nuclear weapons did not give these assurances under a legally binding form to those that“have not”.
The people of that unfortunate nation look to the United Nations to keep open the channels of sustenance by means of relief convoys and airlifted supplies.
Pakistan has been closely monitoring the events since the unfortunate bombing incidents in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam.
The Comorian people remember only too well the unfortunate experience regarding the sister island of Mayotte.
But in the unfortunate event something goes unexpectedly wrong, don't worry because we have friendly and highly skilled multilingual
If you are one of those unfortunate, who are faced with the GBA4iOS errors you may not be installed at this time error,
Mr. de Moura(Brazil) said that the international community was facing what might be called the globalization of crime, an unfortunate by-product of the growth of markets and the unprecedented increase in international trade and communications.
This winnowing effect together with a strong cultural predilection for marrying and reproducing only within the Ashkenazi community, would have amplified the relative frequency of carriers, boosting TB resistance but increasing the incidence of Tay-Sachs as an unfortunate side effect.
Unfortunate news.
Unfortunate name.
Unfortunate experience.