Sentence examples for it's regrettable for from inspiring English sources
Mark C. Reed, Verizon's executive vice president of human resources, said, "It's regrettable for our employees and our customers" that the two unions "have decided to walk away from the table instead of continuing to work through the issues".
"It's regrettable for us that our back four has little experience playing overseas". To put it into context, South Korea had only one defender from a club outside of Asia while Uruguay's were all affiliated to regular Champions League qualifiers from Portugal, Spain and Turkey.
"It's regrettable for them that they are getting the raft of the gay fury and all of this.
While we all depend upon evidence to guide our decision-making, it is regrettable for many of our clinical dilemmas that high-quality evidence is in short supply.
"It's regrettable that, for whatever reason, we didn't have our plan approved until September of 1998," said Dorothy V. Yeager, acting director of the West Virginia program.
It's regrettable that he tries to account for the criticism by imagining I have some personal animus toward him.
With all these good things going for it, it's regrettable that "Woman in Gold" is no more than adequate, more old-fashioned Hollywoodization than incisive modern dramatization.
It's regrettable that the lead banker [Sanchez] for a client, even with the passage of time, would decline coming to testify.
Abrahams said: "It's regrettable that following his conviction [for] downloading indecent images of boys Cllr Buckley has defied calls for him to resign from his position on Saddleworth parish council.
That's regrettable for patients because for an affected patient any extension of those 62 days is both psychologically challenging and damaging both for them and their loved ones," said Dr Richard Roope, the Royal College of GPs' spokesman on cancer.
"Indeed," he said, "it is regrettable that for 10 years now the government of Iraq has failed to meet its obligations under Security Council resolutions".
