Sentence examples for regretfully has from inspiring English sources

Revising the constitution may turn out, alas, to be an impossible task, so that the army regretfully has no choice but to remain in power, as it has done in Myanmar these past 18 years.

The 21st century, regretfully, has not exorcised these ghosts in the machine, as SC remains nearly a cartoon version of Southern stereotypes.

And I regretfully have to admit, the past several weeks have been good, just good.

"Because of a severe psychological problem of the recipient and his wife, the transplanted penis regretfully had to be cut off," Dr Hu said.

Regretfully have to decline to give help as I never think it's good for one's actors to see an artistic director lugging sets and props about.

But he held up Robert Mugabe, the strongman in neighboring Zimbabwe, as a democrat who had led that nation's drive to seize white-owned land — a drive that Mr. Malema noted regretfully had relied on violence.

The surgeon, Dr Hu Weiile wrote in a report afterwards: "because of a severe psychological problem of the recipient and his wife, the transplanted penis regretfully had to be cut off".

On account of this news, we will regretfully have to pause one of our successful joint initiatives – NoMoreRansom project – recognised by the European Parliament Research Services as a successful case of public-private cooperation in their recent report – helped many organisations and users to decrypt files on their devices, saving them from financial losses.

Feel free to email any of the retailers and let them know you will regretfully have to boycott them, until they let you know they no longer promote the Trump family.

That afternoon my friends whisk me into the countryside, to an impressive salt-mine-turned-underground-cathedral in the town of Zipaquirá, and we spend another couple of days roaming the Zona Cafetera (coffee country) in the highlands west of the capital before I regretfully have to catch my plane home.

Despite several follow-up e-mails, LaBolt never got back to me, so I regretfully have to state the following: It appears that Obama, like George W. Bush, so rigidly supports Israeli policies that he is willing to trust ideologically driven right-wing think tanks more than he does reputable human rights groups.