Sentence examples for and regrettably it from inspiring English sources

GSAS receives many applications for its programs, and regrettably it is unable to offer admission to every qualified applicant.

And, regrettably, it is largely ill-prepared to deliver.

And regrettably, it is often the neediest students who are enrolling in institutions that offer degrees and credentials of dubious quality in an increasingly competitive labor market.

A Royal official said: "[Prince Andrew] has already committed to attend an economic event at Bloomberg and regrettably it wasn't possible to attend both events.

Crucially and regrettably, it appears no complaints were made at the time – and we have found nothing at this stage to suggest any known wrongdoing was ignored by management.

And, regrettably, it's like a state of mania.

Lastly and most regrettably, it's hard to look away from the trials and tribulations of Chris Cairns right now.

Further analysis by the Economic Review Group of NICE concluded that the model hinged on the assumption that dronedarone lowers mortality and that regrettably it does not specifically account for a lower rate of hospitalizations related to the drug.

"While the pitch is in an adequate playing condition, and has been professionally managed with an extensive maintenance and nutrition programme, regrettably it became evident that the rye grass in certain strips had not grown as expected.

HOW deeply and regrettably ironic it is that the novelist who worked perhaps more ambitiously than any other to comprehend society's big picture -- taking on finance, religion, the media and the ever-anxious relation of the artist to his culture -- should himself be the least comprehended figure in our recent pantheon.

While this notion is common knowledge among clinicians, and is reflected in studies of tumor gene expression [41] and protein expression [42], regrettably, it is often ignored in molecular diagnostic studies, and all cases of ovarian cancer are still treated similarly in clinic despite their acknowledged differences in pathology.