Sentence examples for being regretted from inspiring English sources

In private practice, both men advised many corporate chiefs.Long before the Enron scandal, the decline of the lawyer-statesman was being regretted in books such as "The Lost Lawyer", by Tony Kronman, a dean of Yale Law School, and "The Betrayed Profession", by Sol Linowitz, a former general counsel (and chairman) of Xerox.

Not unfortunate, not "to be regretted".

That prospect ought to be regretted.

Missing it may well be regretted for generations to come.

However, in the long term, inactions will be regretted more (Gilovich & Medvec, 1994; Roese & Summerville, 2005).

Israel would be regretted".

She's regretted the name choice ever since.

Any inconvenience caused by this error is regretted.

The inconvenience caused to readers by premature publication of the original paper is regretted.

Life may have its regrets, yet it is not to be regretted.

"New York will be regretting it".