Sentence examples for may be bitterly from inspiring English sources

The outcome may be bitterly regretted by some, but the institution deserves more credit than contempt for the way the choice was made.

The Fellowship of the Ringpieces finds itself divided on their next move, and may yet be bitterly sundered as they ponder the big question: could they honestly have played it worse?

So what's this woefully insufficient tribute come to, such that Mr Saverin may be so bitterly denounced for exploitation and despoilment?

The yes supporters may have been bitterly disappointed by the result, but first-time voters for both sides relished the opportunity to flex their electoral muscle.

Nevada will be bitterly disappointed — again.

They were to be bitterly disappointed.

Derek McInnes will be bitterly disappointed.

They will be bitterly disappointed.

But it may be the most bitterly contested election in the world in 2007.Mr Obasanjo is eager that his People's Democratic Party (PDP) should nominate a candidate who is committed to continuing his reforms.

All three nightmares are very unlikely in the short term, but may be increasingly possible.To be clear, Pakistan is bitterly divided.

Even Mr Khamenei has chipped in with mild criticism, and recently overrode the president to order increased spending on gas supplies for Iran's remoter regions that have been suffering shortages in a bitterly cold winter.Oil may be hovering around $90-100 90-100el, but Mr ahmadinejad has squandered much of the windfall on wasteful subarrels.