Sentence examples for profound regret at from inspiring English sources

When chiefs of the largest banks were called to explain themselves to the Treasury select committee, they expressed profound regret at the unfortunate turn of events.

FIGATNER--Antoinette. The officers, board and staff of the American Technion Society (ATS) express profound regret at the loss of Antoinette Figatner of New York City, beloved mother of Lucy F. Ullmann.

Earlier, Mr McCain received a fillip to his nascent campaign when he was endorsed by Senator John Warner, who is a strong critic of George Bush's policy of extra troops for Iraq, a policy which Mr McCain supports.Virginia's legislature voted to express "profound regret" at the state's historical role in slavery.

The presidential statement expresses "grave concern at the deteriorating situation in Syria, and expresses profound regret at the death of many hundreds of people" and "condemns widespread violations of human rights and the use of force against civilians by the Syrian authorities".

The abuse "deeply disturbed and distressed" the pope, who expressed "his profound regret at the actions of some members of the clergy who have betrayed their solemn promises to God, as well as the trust placed in them by the victims and their families, and by society at large," the statement said.

And if Pell expresses, as he is bound to express, his profound regret at the inaction of the hierarchy in Australia during his long career that saw him rise to one of the highest offices in his church, the commission might ask him a simple question: if you wanted to protect children and those around you would not act, why didn't you call the police?

The Members of the Society of Memorial Gynecologic Oncologists and the Division of Gynecology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancerecorder record with profound regret the recent death of their colleague and friend Donald G.C. Clark, M.D. Dr. Clark was a member of the Gynecology Service at Memorial SloanKettering Cancer Center from July 1 , 1956until July 1 , 1987

MOSCOW, APRIL 13 -- The Soviet Union admitted today with "profound regret" that Joseph Stalin's secret police murdered nearly 15,000 Polish officers at Katyn Forest in 1940.

To his profound regret, she left with the rest.

"The government expresses its profound regret over this incident.

MI5 today expressed "profound regret" for failing to prevent the 7/7 bombings.