Sentence examples similar to a regrettable predictive misjudgment from inspiring English sources

The extent of the scandal is that the king supported Chamberlain – a regrettable misjudgment, but a common one at the time.

At the BBC, the Newsnight row could be seen as a regrettable but editorial misjudgment such as are made in most newsrooms most weeks; but if it plays into a story about the BBC covering up scandals on its doorstep – that it's an untrustworthy organisation – then it becomes lethal.

That's a regrettable situation".

"This was a regrettable incident.

That's a regrettable motive.

The snowstorm was a regrettable incident.

That would create a regrettable equation.

more, is marred by a regrettable error in calculation.

Outside America there is a regrettable degree of public prurience.

But there has been a regrettable downsizing of aspirations.

FOR most of us, banking is a regrettable necessity.