Sentence examples for be really regrettable if from inspiring English sources

One remaining question mark is Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del)., who supports the deal but added to CNN: "I think it would be really regrettable if we didn't ultimately go to the floor and cast our votes for or against this deal".

To declare something solved when it doesn't impact him personally was really regrettable".

He added bluntly: "It's really regrettable this is done through members of the ICC".

"If we're going to try, in the name of closing the achievement gap, to whitewash the underperformance of schools, that's really regrettable," said Margaret Spellings, who was education secretary under Bush.

"The way this government is going about this negotiation is filled with carelessness, which is really regrettable.

"It is really regrettable that people leap – without reading the facts – to things that they want to believe," he said.

"It's really regrettable and it's something that is happening more and more often.

(The use of the word "game-changing" is really regrettable there).

"Six years into the HPV Challenge Program, it's really regrettable that the database hasn't yet been released, though it apparently will be out by year-end," she says.

"It would be regrettable if there were other resignations, but this is an important point of principle," he added.

I think it would be very regrettable if the fight in Florida became a fight in Washington".