Sentence examples for particularly regrettable from inspiring English sources

'His absence is particularly regrettable,' Françoise Rudetski, a lawyer representing several victims, said.

This was, said Sir David, "particularly regrettable", as the medical evidence before the court was not challenged by Hollinger International.

It is particularly regrettable compared with all the supertransparent, so-called white glass in recent French architecture.

It is therefore particularly regrettable that he learned the wrong lessons from history by handing a propaganda coup to the leader of a terrorist organisation.

This episodic, atomistic view of science is particularly regrettable: it turns students away from studying science, and perhaps worse yet, defeats our efforts to produce a scientifically literate society.

It is particularly regrettable that the government of Pakistan did not heed the pleas of the government of India, Sarabjit's family and of civil society in India and Pakistan to take a humanitarian view of this case.

As one of the most liberal members of Congress, Ms. Baldwin has also had to pull back from earlier positions, particularly her regrettable opposition to sanctions on Iran, which she now supports.

Teachers' leaders said the show's return was disturbing and regrettable, particularly given ongoing concerns about a crisis in young people's mental health.

"Also it is deeply regrettable, particularly for them, that the information published on Saturday is highly likely to have been incorrect.

The climate of fear that underpins this interaction is, to me, profoundly regrettable, particularly given the vital position Muslim women occupy within their burgeoning faith community.

There's no doubt that's a very regrettable thing, particularly galling for all the amazing actresses over 40.