Sentence examples for be highly regrettable if from inspiring English sources
The group said it would be "highly regrettable" if foreign leaders could point to British parliament as precedent for introducing statutory media controls.
That is highly regrettable in some ways, but it gave the Obama administration an opportunity to take steps to change things without Congressional action.
A South Korean foreign ministry spokesman said that if true, the North Korean move would be "highly regrettable".
Earlier, a South Korean foreign ministry spokesman said that if true, the North Korean move - which includes reactivating a reactor mothballed for six years - would be "highly regrettable".
Later, Mr Hammond said: "Any job losses are highly regrettable.
It quoted Mr. Bush as saying, "the death is tragic," and that the violence was "highly regrettable".
"It is highly regrettable that a Dutch parliamentarian is refused entry to another EU country," he said in a statement.
Tam said it was "highly regrettable" that Kovtun had made his application "so late in the day".
Solberg said it was "highly regrettable" that the technology corporation had meddled with her Facebook page – an attempt, she wrote, to "edit our common history".
The former immigration minister Scott Morrison, who was notified of the G20 breach at the time he oversaw the portfolio, said the breach was "highly regrettable".
