Sadly, that is also true of the United Nations itself.

Sadly, when we meet again in ten years, this will no longer hold true.

Sadly, it's come true. Malaria, as we all know, kills approximately one million people a year.

The recent moves by the ECB, the Fed, and the BoJ look like concerted action. Sadly, just the opposite is true.

The finding in the report that hopes for progress in the Occupied Palestinian Territory were tending to vanish in the face of persistent negative factors was sadly true.

Sadly, his prediction proved correct.

Sadly, the situation remained critical.

All these gorgeous old buildings. Sadly, it s become extremely crowded and annoying, but on one day every year, it becomes a pedestrian street, and it s true beauty shines through

Sadly, there is little to celebrate.

Sadly sometimes even children chew it.

Sadly, this one will be no different.

The worst, sadly, is yet to come.

This faith is sadly and dangerously misplaced.

Sadly, this is not yet the case.

Sadly, they are unlikely to end soon.

Ciudad de Juárez is sadly well known for this.

Sadly, many other crises continue to suffer from neglect.

But sadly, today, languages are dying at an unprecedented rate.

Sadly everyday I see more proof of that, he explains.

Sadly, North Korea has not received such far sighted statesmanship.

Sadly, the anti corruption agenda of the Bank became politicized.

Americans, sadly, are now victims who have turned into perpetrators.

Sadly missing in this diplomatic action is the European Union.

Sadly, there doesn't seem to be an answer in the horizon.

Sadly, wars in Chechnya have been going on for 300 years.

Sadly, most bureaucrats still look upon human rights values with disdain.

Sadly, African governments have failed miserably in teaching farmers improved methods.

Sadly, he has now become the victim of our collective sorrow.

But, sadly, we are still fighting the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Sadly, the threat of such violence remains as present as ever.

Human rights abuses sadly persist in many parts of the world.

And all of them, sadly, entail grave violations of human rights.

Unfortunately, the foundation for such a conflict has already, sadly, been laid.

Sadly, however, the period has not been without its share of tragedies.

Sadly, in Burma Myanmar, human rights and democracy continue to be denied.

And the issue here, so sadly true, is that the international community's attention span in bringing about longer term and even medium term reconstruction disappears when the bombs stop going off and the headlines dissipate because no one is getting killed.

Sadly, we know that most countries will not meet the objectives by 2015.

Sadly, the so called peace camp, now in opposition, is in complete disarray.

Sadly, many free countries seem utterly indifferent to the ongoing campaign against Israel.

This spring s presidential election in Haiti sadly re enforced the country s blighted reputation.

The problem of inter ethnic conflict is, sadly, all too typical of Africa.

Sadly, art in Russia is always used to reinforce the narcissism of power.

Russia, sadly, had no one with the moral authority to soothe people s passions.

Sadly, it takes non Zambian journalists to put a documentary like this together.

Sadly, given the conventional economic wisdom, implementing such measures will be an uphill struggle.