Sentence examples for As lamentably from inspiring English sources

AS new museum buildings proliferate around the world, an embarrassing moment has become an all too predictable rite of passage: the collection that seemed just fine crowded together in the old quarters is suddenly, in the cold light of expansive space, exposed as lamentably thin and riddled with holes.

There are few vehicles as lamentably absent from North American roads as the Volkswagen Golf GTD MkVI.

Lamentably, as is the case of conducting public diplomacy in this age, the Muskie Fellowship has fallen on funding hard-times.

His works, too, were lamentably few, as were Varese's.

As has happened lamentably often in Bangladesh, democratic dialogue may now give way to the politics of the street.In this section Testing times A modest proposal Sino things to come?

But even that could not undermine Leinster's momentum as the Blues lamentably failed to take advantage of the lock's absence.

Lamentably, as a society, we have done little to implement real and simple solutions to educate the public about holistic healing and self-empowering methods.

The remainder of his review contains the words "dire", "repellent", "dismal", "lamentably", "unfunny" and "infantile", as well as the phrase "no redeeming merits whatever".

It is not surprising that editors have been reluctant to highlight each and every report as it came along (lamentably, documents and letters of this sort are commonly dismissed as having little news value).

This is all the more ironic since the practice of contemporary Muslim states, not to mention extra-state groups and actors, falls lamentably short of those expectations as well as of current standards of tolerance set by the secular West".

The reason, as Woolf points out, is lamentably simple.