Sentence examples for How regrettable from inspiring English sources

I guess we'll see this morning quite how regrettable Mathews' decision was.

When Emperor Hirohito was required to acknowledge past sins, government officials had him make vague references to the "unfortunate past," and how "regrettable" it was.

While he makes plans, though, Torborg, who has also managed the Mets, the Cleveland Indians and the Chicago White Sox, knows how regrettable it will be for him if contraction kills the Expos.

The tricksy twist, however, is then to claim that seeing as the law must operate without fear or favour, the consequences of section 103 of Bismarck-era criminal code, which proscribes insulting foreign leaders, cannot be avoided, no matter how regrettable they may be.

When asked how regrettable it was that the issue had still not been finalised four years after Fifa's executive committee voted for Qatar, Platini said: "It's not regrettable for me.

We have also launched our own investigation to understand how this regrettable situation arose".

"As I stated three months ago, after I watched the video, how deeply regrettable those actions..

How does this regrettable fact justify government oversight of private expression?

If you've ever searched Tumblr for the term, you'll know how widespread – and regrettable – the trend is.

Jeffers's example reminds us that you can denature humanity not only by elevating men and women far above the animal kingdom but also by debasing them, by failing to see how our most regrettable vices -- our wars, our rapes, our indifferent cruelty -- are woven into the natural order.

This is even more regrettable when considering how the media industry will need to increase its own promotion activities in order to support the diversification that is key to its survival.