Sentence examples for But regrettably from inspiring English sources
"But regrettably" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express disappointment or unhappiness about something. For example: "We had hoped to make the conference, but regrettably it got cancelled."
But, regrettably, without the manual labourer's legendary looks.
"But, regrettably, I believe the time has come to do this".
But regrettably, it is still struggling to take root in all three countries.
But regrettably this very human reaction swiftly mutated into one of moral disorientation.
But regrettably little linkage of the various "silos" of central government has so far occurred in practice.
"But regrettably we lost over 59 hours and 7 minutes due to interruptions, followed by forced adjournments".
But regrettably, there are few occasions that are entirely ideal for tough calls and tough decisions like this.
"But regrettably Syria has now become a problem for the region and there is no exit from this crisis".
But regrettably for CNN's Larry King, who used to rule that time slot by wooing newsmakers, the interview was booked by his higher-rated competitor, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
"But regrettably, the Obama administration has followed the course of the Bush administration, directing most of its efforts at rescuing the banks".
