Japan's finance minister, Taro Aso, said the accounting irregularities at Toshiba were "very regrettable", coming at a time when Japan was trying to regain global investors' confidence with better corporate governance.
Pugh called the deals with UMMS a "regrettable mistake" at a news conference last week.
As he penned "Midwinter Golf Gossip" columns and lamented "a regrettable fracas at the Metropolitan Club," Sutphen's literary ambitions were growing.
An affront to motherhood may be regrettable, but at least it means that a dad gets depicted as doing his share of the parenting.
An uncomfortable and regrettable incident at Duke University in Janurary sent shock waves through the scientific community when a professor and program administrator suggested that her Chinese students "commit" to speaking English in professional settings.
September 14: They are trained to rush toward disasters, even as others are running away, and so death, in the minds of many New York City firefighters, is a regrettable, but at times unavoidable, part of their difficult job.
However, this time it was because of what was in the 43-year-old's mouth, and given how rarely he made a regrettable swing at the Masters, some were happy to make the connection.
They are trained to rush toward disasters, even as others are running away, and so death, in the minds of many New York City firefighters, is a regrettable, but at times unavoidable, part of their difficult job.
It is regrettable that at a time when the state needs to invest more than ever in human capital, it seems willing to shortchange the generation that can determine future economic growth.
Men in Twingos lean on their horns and shout regrettable things at the drivers of Le Montmartrobus, who in turn show themselves capable of eloquent hand gestures and achingly slow three-point turns.
