Sentence examples for less regrettable from inspiring English sources

That makes it no less regrettable.

No less regrettable is that they are hardly alone in their obeisance to the gun lobby.

From a personal standpoint this was less regrettable in the case of Ms. Schwendinger's pieces, which seemed superficially emotive.

I suggest however that the fact it took time to die does not make its loss (and that of its high street competitors) any less regrettable.

With respect, Mr. Mayor, you don't understand: devastation, in the world according to Tony Scott, is less a regrettable by-product of events than their raison d'être.

For the experienced marathoner, anything less is regrettable and unbefitting.

What's less understandable, and more regrettable, is that the film actually inserts misleading elements into its story.

Hezbollah's increasingly open military intervention in Syria, against fellow Arab Muslims, is framed by its followers here in the northern Bekaa Valley less as a galvanizing mission than a regrettable necessity.

"They have lost their minds," said the Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid, on Monday night — a comment that, on the evidence, seemed less a partisan attack than a simple, regrettable statement of fact.

Keeping good wine in less than optimal storage conditions is as regrettable and avoidable as leaving a convertible in the rain with the top down.

Rohani found the decision "regrettable"; it made the animation less than an authentic Malay product.