Sentence examples for lamentably only from inspiring English sources

Lamentably, only 15 riders started the event and only 12 finished what was mainly a tedious race.

Lamentably, not only did McGraw by Tim McGraw disappoint on its promise to "inspire men of all ages to live their voice and follow their dream" (actual press copy), it also literally gave me a headache.

Due to Pentagon objections, the United States, lamentably, was the only NATO member that did not sign.

I translated a couple of his works of non-fiction – he was always courteous and generous to his translators, saying: "Lamentably, I can only write Portuguese.

10 mins: Cameroon are showing plenty of urgency, but lamentably little precision.

The extant truth of diet and health is subject to the heat, but lamentably, not the light of such fire.

This is the Brit spook USP in a crowded marketplace: Bourne and Bauer can take out the trash just as effectually as Bond, Steed and Firth, but only sweatily and in lamentably sub-Gap duds.

To a young restaurant that consistently delivers such excellent dining experiences, at prices that are lamentably considered moderate these days, I can only say, bravo.

But Bowden is lamentably vague about the allegations.

The 80kg Sputnik seemed to shame the Americans: their kitchen gadgets were no doubt splendid, but they failed lamentably to put even a football-sized satellite into space.

I'm not rude to those I consider foolish, but I strenuously and lamentably evade them.