Sentence examples for But regrettable from inspiring English sources
It is an inadvertent but regrettable mistake for which the Daily Telegraph apologises unreservedly".
There is an effort, admirable in theory but regrettable on the page, to credit every person who helped along the way, leading to dutiful but less-than-thrilling sentences: "Dr. Foley and Nessa work in tandem with Dr. O'Reilly at Memorial Sloan-Kettering and specialize in helping cancer patients and their families with both quality-of-life concerns during treatment and also end-of-life care".
"Not unusual, but regrettable".
It's understandable, then, that everyone always ends up overcooking birds in a fit of salmonella hysteria; understandable, but regrettable, because dry poultry is balls.
A meeting was therefore held with the regional medical director, who cited the problems in the hospital to be logistical and incidental, but regrettable.
The estimates had been given by highly qualified experts, but the regrettable fact is that wild variations have always characterized the art market.
But his regrettable sarcasm gets the better of him, blinding him to the inescapable conclusion that, on a finite planet, infinite population growth is impossible.
But this regrettable provision has made this much more difficult.
It's seen as a possibly inevitable but nevertheless regrettable and even cruel phenomenon.
"These planned reductions are regrettable but necessary.
