Sinn Fein, bolstered by 40% of the Catholic vote, smoothly explains IRA attacks as a "regrettable" consequence of their community's refusal to trust the 93% Protestant RUC.
A regrettable consequence of this approach is the discarding of residual off-diagonal terms in the modal damping matrix.
It's another regrettable consequence of the laptop revolution".
There is a pernicious and highly regrettable consequence of spreading so broadly a misunderstanding that the right to a lawyer and silence may depend on citizenship status.
One glaring example is the positive value of Api m1 for patient m46, which can hardly be interpreted as anything else but an outlier – a regrettable consequence of sIgE analyses (usually) not being performed in duplicate.
Admittedly, there are often regrettable consequences, in the short run, for those whose transcripts do not glitter, and there are opportunities open only to those whose records bedazzle.
"Extensive misrepresentation of the nature of pit bulls is not merely unfair, but also has regrettable consequences," says Scotlund Haisley, who was charged with caring for and helping to rehabilitate 11 of the dogs, as then-director of the Washington Animal Rescue League.
But we mustn't forget that it was this same sober restraint – and general unwillingness to challenge authority – that allowed a leader such as Harper to bend the country to his will for so long and with such regrettable consequences.
"One of the most regrettable consequences is that with fewer staff we carry out fewer activities".
