Sentence examples for obviously regrettable from inspiring English sources
The situation in music is, obviously, regrettable but perhaps not all that significant.
It is obviously regrettable that there are too few nurses on a ward, too few police, too few teachers and too little of every public service.
While noting that Issel's remarks were made "in the heat of the moment after another loss at the buzzer," Vandeweghe said the remarks were "obviously regrettable".
"The fact that these particular outlets ran out of food in the first place is obviously regrettable and we hope that this did not have too large an impact on the match day experience of the fans in this area," he said.
However, I have to say that the information I have been given just now inclines me to believe that, for the time being, unity is making headway and the African Union will be in a position to make useful and effective proposals on how to emerge from this crisis, which is obviously regrettable, and which is a real insult to all those who, in Africa, support democracy and ensure its progress.
The prime minister said: "It is obviously deeply regrettable when things happen like this, when people behave in this way.
"It's obviously deeply regrettable when things happen like this, when people behave in this way, but it's also in my view counter-productive.
Mr Cameron - who was not warned by Mr Carswell about his plan to defect - said: "It's obviously deeply regrettable when things happen like this, when people behave in this way.
"Obviously, it is regrettable," the senior American military spokesman, Brig.
"Obviously, this is regrettable news for state and local taxpayers and is another reason why it is so critical that the state has policies that restore economic growth and create more jobs," Kevin C. Quinn, a spokesman for the state Division of the Budget, said today.
"That's regrettable, obviously, from where I stand and the positions I've taken and argued here," Snowe told HuffPost Thursday to describe her reaction to the decision.
