Sentence examples for regret suggesting from inspiring English sources

I regret suggesting otherwise".

JOHN HOWARD, Australia's prime minister, must regret suggesting two years ago that he would consider his political future when he turned 64.

When asked by Snow if he regretted suggesting the teenager "wanted" to get arrested, Dawkins replied: "I asked the question.

Nick Clegg now clearly regrets suggesting that that's the top 10% of the population - in other words people earning over around £50,000 a year.

Conway agreed on Sunday when CNN's Jake Tapper asked whether the man's behavior was "deplorable" — a reference to controversial comments made last month by Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, who was criticized for casting "half of Trump's supporters" as a "basket of deplorables". Clinton later expressed regret for suggesting that half of his supporters were racist or xenophobic.

Conway agreed when CNN's Jake Tapper asked whether the man's behavior was "deplorable" — a reference to controversial comments made last month by Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, who was criticized for casting "half of Trump's supporters" as a "basket of deplorables". Clinton later expressed regret for suggesting that half of his supporters were racist or xenophobic.

Although this analysis does not imply that we should drop the distinction between experienced and anticipated regret, it suggests that experienced regret affects subsequent decision making primarily by leading to anticipated regret.

A US judge released transcripts on Monday of guilty pleas from three prominent defendants in the sweeping Fifa corruption investigation in which they expressed regret and suggested that bribery in the organization was widespread.

If you can possibly rent (or, I regret to suggest, buy) one of the houses -- some quite large -- that teeter on the Atlantic cliffs, you will never turn on a television set again.

His only regret, he suggests, is that he could not get other countries to agree to tighter regulation of international banking until it was too late: he wanted to do it, he says, after the Asian bubble burst in the late 1990s.

I wholeheartedly agree with this approach and in Chapter 10 of my book The Naked Interview: Hiring Without Regret I suggest with key hires to do a dinner or other activity so you can relate to (and observe) the prospect on a social level to ensure a good fit.