Sentence examples for Regrettable to observe from inspiring English sources

However, it is regrettable to observe with Joyce [ 9] that "despite GIS having applications in fields as diverse as engineering and anthropology, the potential of GIS has yet to be fully exploited in health settings".

It is regrettable to notice that such influences have been for so long overlooked by the scientific mainstream [ 20, 21].

At one point, the husband asked her, "Why do you continue to love me when I'm in this condition?" The wife was affectionate and supportive, and after observing the couple completing a successful sexual encounter, Foos wrote, "I have had the opportunity to observe many of the deplorable and regrettable tragedies of the Vietnam War.

It is rather depressing to observe that the defects of the existing system which he notes in Chapter I find their only relief in a supposed international organization which, in spite of good wishes, must be said to be thus far marked by regrettable failures.

MPs like to observe and be observed.

"I find it all very regrettable, to say the least".

Too many verbal fights are regrettable to say the least.

"It is very regrettable to hear this," he added.

Today's holding does not merely accept what some consider the regrettable consequences of the four-Justice opinion in Basic; it expands those consequences from the arguably regrettable to the unquestionably disastrous.

* Regrettable to see that some of you took exception to my report on national treasure John Cleese yesterday.

That is regrettable, to say the least.