Sentence examples for lamentably still from inspiring English sources

Some of the media covering the 2016 Rio Games is proving that sexism is, lamentably, still a thing.

Lamentably, 18 percent still thought Mr. Obama was Muslim — pretty much unchanged from the 17 percent who thought he was Muslim when the same poll asked the question two years earlier.

He had politely declined a smoke after contemplating the club's menu, still lamentably short on Cubans.

In what has historically been a predominantly white, European and exclusive sport, the inclusion of black riders is still, lamentably, a novelty.

Lamentably, there is still no solution to a fierce dispute over the ethnically mixed, oil-rich city of Kirkuk — where provincial elections have been postponed until next year — or to the demand by Iraq's Christians and other minorities for representation in government.

However, Parliament's report shows that progress on Member States submitting their national energy efficiency plans is still lamentably slow and I would ask the Commission to continue to put pressure on them.

European economies have perked up recently, but the record is still of lamentably slow growth and high unemployment.

What's more, watching both programs affords an illuminating opportunity to see how two of the lamentably few investigative bodies still standing in television journalism can differ so markedly in tone even when plowing the same ground.

Still, the incident had lamentably put off his retiring time, which was ordinarily eleven o'clock.

The origins of her distraction, however, seem lamentably obvious.

However, management of risk is lamentably poor - even by diabetologists and nephrologists [ 75].