Sentence examples for a regrettable consequence of from inspiring English sources

A regrettable consequence of this approach is the discarding of residual off-diagonal terms in the modal damping matrix.

Sinn Fein, bolstered by 40% of the Catholic vote, smoothly explains IRA attacks as a "regrettable" consequence of their community's refusal to trust the 93% Protestant RUC.

"The police are duty-bound to act on information that identifies a real and serious terrorism threat to the safety of the public and it is a regrettable consequence of such operations that force may need to be used.

Dr. Christine Puchalski, a strong advocate for training physicians in the association between spiritual beliefs and health, reflects that it was "a regrettable consequence of this (predominant) scientific grounding that..

One glaring example is the positive value of Api m1 for patient m46, which can hardly be interpreted as anything else but an outlier – a regrettable consequence of sIgE analyses (usually) not being performed in duplicate.

There is a pernicious and highly regrettable consequence of spreading so broadly a misunderstanding that the right to a lawyer and silence may depend on citizenship status.

If so many traditionally friendly countries failed to come to America's support, that was partly because America itself has been unnecessarily peremptory.The most regrettable consequence of the episode is that it has played straight into the hands of the right-wing members of Congress who like to believe that the UN and all its doings are resolutely opposed to the United States.

It's another regrettable consequence of the laptop revolution".

As Hurricane Isaac continues its agonizingly slow crawl over southeast Louisiana, it is exposing one of the regrettable consequences of a broken immigration system – a shadow population of the undocumented who can't or won't seek emergency help.

One of the more regrettable consequences of the decline of the Liberal Democrats was their disappearance in council chambers where they were usually the only opposition to an overwhelmingly Labour or Conservative administration.

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.