unfortunately

IPA: ʌnfˈɔrtʃʌnʌtɫi

Happening through bad luck, or because of some unfortunate event.
Used (as a parenthetical word) to express disappointment, compassion, sorrow, regret, or grief.

Examples of "unfortunately" in Sentences

This, unfortunately, is a human condition we are now finally becoming keenly “aware” of.
The problem, unfortunately, is that especially for the gringo community, information resources are extremely limited.
The term unfortunately has been hijacked by those enamored with the so called trendier parts of Eastern religions and new age movements.
I don't even know the title unfortunately and since I can't find any mention of it anywhere on the net I fear it may have been an unauthorized bio.
Public transit, unfortunately, is not a viable option for a large swath of Americans (though there are some who refuse to consider it, even if it is a good option).
They make up (a term unfortunately suggestive of transformation) hundreds of beds; they have equipages and 'night chamberlains;' '_On y parle français_;' '_Man spricht Deutsch_.'
Difficult in this practical time to find a sincere husband like Wally & a lover wife like Fae, they are a romantic couple disappeared unfortunately from the youth generation, except few young people.
The title unfortunately evokes its predecessor, a 1978 "Star Wars" clone that presented humanity fleeing through space, pursued by robots with the same blinking red LEDs that was later adopted by the talking car in “Knight Rider.”