Sentence examples for it's very regrettable from inspiring English sources

"It's very regrettable that it's come to this.

"It's very regrettable that the British PM doesn't understand that.

I think it's very regrettable that Mr Shorten... has potentially put at risk our capacity to develop a broad community consensus".

There are some divisions in the Republican party, we've had them in the past … it's very regrettable because our adversary is not each other and we will probably have to go through discussion and debate".

Mr Stubbs said: "I found out about this this morning and it's very regrettable it's come to this.

In a statement the chief electoral officer, Graham Shields, said; "While the issue of disabled access at the count centre is a matter for the council running the venue, it's very regrettable indeed that Johnny McCarthy, as a newly-elected councillor, was unable to take his rightful place on the podium," he said.

NI's chief electoral officer said it is "very regrettable" that a councillor with a disability could not give his victory speech from the podium.

A local news agency quoted Moon as saying, "I am very perplexed, and it is very regrettable". The dismantling of North Korea's nuclear program is a "historic" task "that can neither be abandoned nor delayed," Moon said.

At yesterday's BMW Group Annual Accounts conference, Dr Fröhlich emphasized it was "very regrettable" that Elaine Herzberg, 49, was killed when she wheeled her bicycle across a road in Tempe, Arizona, and was hit by a self-driven car that neither braked nor took evasive action.

South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Noh Kwang-il said it was "very regrettable" that there were no "true apologies" in Abe's speech.

"It is very regrettable to hear this," he added.