Sentence examples for commonly lamented from inspiring English sources
However, they commonly lamented its brevity and lack of multiplayer components.
It's a commonly lamented problem that many of the country's brightest scientists and engineers end up working internationally, and tend to shy away from research in India, especially an area like space research, because it's not as lucrative.
Indeed, educated Spaniards commonly lament the 1492 expulsion as a horrible mistake that contributed to Spain's later decline by eliminating much of its middle class and talent.
For The Elmgreen School is Britain's first state school to have been set up with parents—not a church, or business, or charity, or council in the driving seat.Parents in the rest of Britain commonly lament their poor local schools.
The survey also found that employers outside of academia commonly lament the lack of "soft skills" among new hires, including difficulties in communication, working with people outside one's field, teamwork, and project management, said Patrick Osmer, chair of the CGS board of directors and dean of the graduate school at Ohio State University in Columbus.
It has become cliché to compare every great objective to a "moon shot," or perhaps more commonly to lament, "If they can put a man on the moon, why can't they do X?" -- and "X" is often a pet peeve.
Many lamented this situation.
It seemed serious," he lamented.
"They were unbelievable," he lamented.
