Sentence examples for any regrettable from inspiring English sources
"I call on people to cooperate and respect drivers and government officials... to avoid any regrettable incidents," transportation secretary Miguel Torres said.
At the finish of any regrettable life episode, we invariably go back to basics to distinguish values that are real and indissoluble from those that are false and temporary.
The modern power elites thrive by forgetting any regrettable past.
Interrupt the tendency to describe any regrettable situation as only unfortunate.
I suggest however that the fact it took time to die does not make its loss (and that of its high street competitors) any less regrettable.
"This was a regrettable incident and any incident like this is one too many.
Linda Geffin, a former assistant district attorney in Harris County who helped prosecute Mr. Buck, wrote a letter to state officials, including Mr. Perry, asking them to halt the execution, writing that it was regrettable that "any race-based considerations were placed before Mr. Buck's jury".
Lufthansa said it was looking into what appeared to be a "regrettable isolated case" but did not give any details.
"In general," he said, "it's regrettable any time something important and historic disappears".
The Metropolitan police commander Stuart Osborne, of the directorate of professional standards, told the court: "The death of any individual is regrettable.
"Although such losses at any time are regrettable, and NASA agrees with the I.G. report that continuing to improve certain procedures could reduce the rate at which they occur, the benefits to science of making these samples available for study have vastly outweighed the tiny risk of loss," a NASA spokesman in Houston, William P. Jeffs, said in a statement.
