Sentence examples for a regrettable oversight from inspiring English sources
"It was a regrettable oversight by our outside production company," a spokeswoman said.
He was not of those – a large and influential band – who regard the omission from the beatitudes of the maxim "Blessed are the discreet" as a regrettable oversight.
How neat, and how sweet — except that it's somewhere between a regrettable oversight and major gaffe to have an attention-getting celebration for yourself just two days before the tenth anniversary of September 11th.
It was a regrettable oversight.
"This is a regrettable oversight given the recent explosion in the number of global health partnerships," Jenkins said.
Los Angeles City Councilman Joel Wachs is moving to remedy a regrettable oversight in the city's funding of the arts.
On June 11, Paul Clark, a British citizen, had forgotten his computer bag on the floor of a taxi, an especially regrettable oversight since along with his laptop the satchel held about $2,400 in cash.
"Yes, that was a regrettable lapse in security".
The bank "underplayed to us the nature and extent of their role," said the MPs, and Michael Sherwood was obliged to apologise for the "highly regrettable oversight" of failing to reveal, until the 11th hour, that Goldman had been approached to provide a £40m loan to facilitate the transaction.
(Taylor et al 2006 ) We thank Reviewer 3 for pointing out this regrettable oversight.
But rather than being a regrettable by-product of internet commerce and in need of strict oversight, might they instead be an integral part of what makes it so prone to rapid growth and life-improving innovation not a bug, as the phrase has it, but a feature?
