Sentence examples similar to are regrettably missing from inspiring English sources

In brief remarks earlier, Kerry said the meeting was "regrettably missing one member" - Russia - which was the other signatory to the so-called 1994 Budapest Memorandum, in which Ukraine agreed to relinquish its nuclear weapons in return for security assurances from the world powers.

What strikes me most profoundly as I make my way once again across Dunwall's smoky rooftops is how wonderfully open the game is---an openness that's regrettably missing from BioShock Infinite.

Many families and neighbourhoods are regrettably dysfunctional.

A few narrative points are regrettably clear.

Attempts within the current sample to quantify sleep quantity and quality using objective actigraphy before and after treatment were regrettably unsuccessful because of missing data related to poor adherence with wearing the actigraph units at one or both measurement time points.

It was, regrettably, in Swedish.

The outcome was regrettably awkward.

This is regrettably not the first time".

Partial clips, spin and selective reporting regrettably miss this.

Morris et al (2000) also showed similar tendency, but they regrettably missed statistical analysis.

Regrettably, we were missing data on the duration of illness at randomization.