Sentence examples for increasingly regret from inspiring English sources

The torpor & indecision of King Juan Carlos & his govt. in the early months lost them an initiative they increasingly regret.

Amid strong anecdotal evidence that Unionist "yes" voters increasingly regret their decision, Mr Hague accused Mr Blair of betraying Unionists.

Assuming that transparency systems reduce uncertainty, we therefore hypothesized that with an increasing degree of risk aversion, people increasingly regret the cancellation of the Smiley scheme.

He intended then to return to Holland, but was persuaded to remain on Weatside, a U-turn he has increasingly regretted.

As he increasingly regrets the life he didn't live, the one he did live seems pitifully barren and contemptible, and he begins destroying his own writing.

Meanwhile, Sanders increasingly regretting selling the company, and his relationship with the new owners had soured.

Relations between the United States and Great Britain had improved, and Adams's role in dividing Americans from Britons was increasingly viewed with regret.

They increasingly recognize, and sometimes regret, the social price of economic transformation, but feel that the benefits outweigh the costs.

Does the president of a newly democratic Russia -- or, as some say, an increasingly autocratic one -- regret any part of the K.G.B.'s history?

French's access to these words raises this miserable woman above the merely pathetic and gives the book a badly needed second point of view: "Increasingly, these days, I regret the loss, the damage of Vidia's rages and quarrels.

I increasingly associated food with regret and shame.