Sentence examples for admittedly regrettable from inspiring English sources
The latter, they argue, is just an (admittedly regrettable) spin-off from the government's drive, announced by both Social Democratic and Green partners long before they came to office last October, to phase out atomic power in Germany.Maybe, but France and Britain retort that the Germans have pressed ahead high-handedly with next to no consultation.
Excuse me, I thought, did I not go to bed last night stunned and angered by one of the biggest establishment cover-ups of all time, moved to tears by the victims' stories, and am I now expected to apportion outrage to this admittedly regrettable but ultimately unimportant invasion of privacy?
Admittedly, there are often regrettable consequences, in the short run, for those whose transcripts do not glitter, and there are opportunities open only to those whose records bedazzle.
Nine years on Southgate has a chance to not only fulfil Wenger's prophecy but remind everyone the signings of Mido and Afonso Alves, not to mention a regrettable fallout with an admittedly fading Gaizka Mendieta, were pardonable mistakes.
Admittedly, the report shows a great deal more smoke than fire, and its most damning intimation that private-prison lobbyists were behind Arizona's immigration bill overlooks the regrettable popularity of such measures.
Which was also regrettable.
COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.
(Remarkable that, and regrettable).
