Sentence examples for regret the effect from inspiring English sources

Even though I'll always regret the effect it had on my family, I don't resent what happened to me – if anything, I'm grateful for the new direction it has given me.

"We regret the effect our opinion today may have on the victim of the underlying crime, to whom we do not wish to cause additional pain," the Utah Supreme Court wrote in its ruling.

He lived to regret the effects of many of the economic policies he championed.

"I can regret the effects of something, but at the same time be clear about the integrity of what I've done," Bishop Griswold said.

But while this executive regretted the effect Big Brother had on Channel 4's image, he learned to respect Bazalgette.

And while Freud regretted the effect of alcohol on Bacon's character, he remained loyal to Nina Hamnett, another Sohoite, who ended her life sodden with drink.

He maintained that after the doctors had "regulated" his problems, no one need worry, though regretted the effect on his wife when he went to bed in a breathing contraption, "looking and sounding like an alien".

The resolution "condemns the activities of vulture funds" and says it regrets the effect the debt payment to such funds could have "on the capacity of governments to fulfil their human rights obligations".

"Scottish Rugby acknowledges and regrets the effect this incident has had on Ally Maclay and will be having a discussion with him to understand if there is any support he may need going forward".

It also said it regretted the effects the move may have on family visits, academic, cultural and other exchanges between Cuba and the US.

Some patients regret the short-term effect of symptom relief, whereas others emphasize the lack of professionalism of physical therapists.