Sentence examples for regrettable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Given how the authorities have collected scandals with frightening regularity, I have come to a regrettable conclusion: They are shameless".

This week, he sent a 10-page letter to Mayor London Breed saying the relationship between the two cities was totally severed after the "bitter process leading up to the much regrettable conclusion" to keep the statue.

We find this controversy very regrettable, as the DGAC conclusion is backed by the mandated panel of experts' broad range of consultations and robust body of scientific literature.

Dr. Hoos urged national decision makers to take such assessments "with a large measure of skepticism lest they lead us to regrettable, if not disastrous, conclusions".

Responding to the research in 2001, a skeptical Professor Stanley Wells from the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust told the BBC the conclusions were "regrettable".

These conclusions are regrettable because low statistical significance only means that chance has not been excluded as an explanation, assuming no bias and no real effect.

The decision is regrettable.

Even if not entirely new, this is a startling conclusion, and I find it regrettable that the authors explicitly mention it only in passing, in the Concluding Remarks.

"These additional departures, while regrettable, we do not believe will change the conclusion that the firm is poised to have a very good economic year," Mr. Kakolyris said.

Mr Abe said the decision was "extremely regrettable".

Reporters can't draw common-sense conclusions, let alone challenge words like "regrettable" and allow a moral intelligence to shine through their prose.