Sentence examples for being lamented from inspiring English sources

Naturally, the demise of CRI is being lamented in the field and pointed to as another grim indicator that the classical recording industry is tottering.

The "slow death" of the American author is being lamented by Scott Turow, with the bestselling novelist and president of the Authors Guild blaming everything from libraries to publishers for how writers' incomes are "rapidly depleting".

The recent announcement of O'Connor's departure from The Archers this summer for EastEnders is now being lamented by many of the very listeners who had previously bombarded online forums demanding he be sacked.

There was also praise for Harding from the outgoing News International chief executive, Tom Mockridge, whose own coming departure is also being lamented by many staff in Wapping, including those at The Sun. "He was on the side of the angels too," one staff member told me.

While Apple is being lamented here and there for not supporting Flash on its shiny new iPad – boy does Cupertino have a strong dislike for the platform – Adobe has already responded to the news on the official Flash Platform blog.

The snowfall came after what was otherwise being lamented as an overly dry winter.

Nuclear weapons are, of course, always to be lamented.

He was lamented as the missing candidate in 2010.

The passing of the EDF Energy Cup will not be lamented.

In fact, the demise of the shot-maker is lamented throughout the game.

Her death was lamented in newspapers around the world; U.S. Pres.