Sentence examples for are often regrettable from inspiring English sources
If not fully committed to the choice, the results are often regrettable.
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.
Mr. Trump's manner of treating members of his own administration is often regrettable, but then for his entire term so far he has been entangled in a pitched battle with elements of the executive branch nominally under his own authority — a frustration no previous president has had to face.
It has been described as highly regrettable that independent scientific work is often attacked and discredited by concerted efforts of industry proponents and journal editors loyal to biotech sector interests [28].
Along this line, it is a regrettable fact that software development is often discounted in the scientific community.
If so, it is regrettable that what often comes across instead is meanness of spirit.
"These planned reductions are regrettable but necessary.
Too many verbal fights are regrettable to say the least.
"The discrepancies between the two are regrettable and unhelpful".
Both decisions are regrettable.
