Sentence examples for regrettable amount from inspiring English sources

She doesn't go quite as far as the "vast right-wing conspiracy" she spoke of at the time of her husband's impeachment in 1998, but she does lament the "regrettable amount of misinformation, speculation, and flat-out deceit by some in politics and the media".

She adds that there has been a "regrettable amount of misinformation" about the case.

This is regrettable since there is large amount in common between tools, even if they do "implement" different syntaxes and different semantics.

"We were hoping to have a constructive dialogue with the Chamber," Jarrett added, "and it is regrettable that they decided to spend a huge amount of money launching this campaign".

This is rather regrettable because of the upcoming evidence that limiting the amount of fluids given by following a strategy of permissive hypotension during the initial resuscitation period may improve trauma outcomes [ 21- 23].

"However, this will still leave Bristol taxpayers having to pick up a legal bill amounting to £20,000, something that is deeply regrettable".

"It's fair to say as [national newspapers] have come under huge strain in terms of our resources and we've cut back on the amount of on the ground reporting and that's regrettable," said Mr Rajan.

Any increase is regrettable but it is a fact that we're investing record amounts into the industry so that we get better train services".

It is extremely regrettable that the Commission has taken this action, especially in relation to a case with such a large scale recovery amount.

Which was also regrettable.

COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.