Sentence examples similar to lament the consequences from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, has come out in support of Brexit, saying the UK would be "better off" outside of the European Union and lamenting the consequences of migration in the continent.

Writing from Al-Zarqa, Jordan, Duha Sa'fan welcomes the spirit of the Arab Spring, but laments the consequences.

They said life is found in surviving the worst a community can imagine, in lamenting the consequences of difficult choices, and in holding fast to the core goodness of this world, blessed by divine justice and abundant life.

Detractors lament the architectural medley.

Executives lament the delay.

Has it hell, lament the media.

Instead, we lament the opposite.

In the conclusion of the paper, the researchers lament the "rapid decline in physical activity opportunities for children at school," and say policies that reduce or replace these opportunities in an effort to increase academic achievement may have "unintended consequences".

"I lament the changes in the profession..

Many researchers lament the lack of empirical research into the study of medical tourism.

"Not only has the government failed to stop such killings or bring the perpetrators to justice, it has appeased their supporters by pointing fingers at victims and feeding the mind-set that people need to watch what they say and write, or suffer the consequences," the newspaper wrote, lamenting the closing down of free speech.