Sentence examples for deplore having from inspiring English sources

He and CUNY's chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, say they deplore having to raise fees and urge Albany to enact legislation that would get around the federal law.

Everything that other air travelers deplore has grown dear to him, familiar and sweet, a home country that he christens Airworld.

Still, he said that he personally deplored "having to avoid at night some neighborhoods that used to be perfectly pleasant".

As the 2008 primaries approach, it's disturbing to see how the novelties Packard deplored have become accepted fundamentals.

Such inefficiency, while widely deplored, has served in the past as sort of a nontariff trade barrier protecting Italian businesses from foreign competition.

The improbable success of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels (which happen to boast the kind of froufrou jackets that Wolitzer deplored) has helped usher in a variety of works of literary fiction about female friendship marketed to the mainstream.

"Now as for Stoclet," he wrote, "I should deplore his having to sell.

In the 16th century a Renaissance nave was inserted which even Carlos I, the king who had commissioned the work, deplored as "having undone something that was unique in the world".

The enemy is not, of course, a religion - most Muslims deplore what has occurred.

The enemy is not, of course, a religion -- most Muslims deplore what has occurred.

The proportion deploring affairs has risen from 53% to 70%.Catherine Hakim, a sociologist, reckons that the financial crisis could be partly to blame.