Sentence examples for regrettable course from inspiring English sources

"Not only would a strike be a regrettable course of action for the U.A.W. to follow, it is an entirely unnecessary one".

Every error is regrettable, of course.

The loss of life is "regrettable," of course, but not condemned, exactly.

The regrettable reality, of course, is that it's this first report that is most newsworthy.

Of course, regrettable things were said in the heat of the moment.

Lord Bramall says his treatment has caused him great pain after a lifetime of public service, and that is, of course, regrettable.

Ping doesn't tell him the truth until he's grown up, which is of course regrettable, but Ping is pretty embarrassed about this so it's all right.

Discrimination is of course regrettable, even if not intended, but this is also a mentoring problem.

The union's acting general secretary Simon Weller said: "It was a regrettable incident, of course - but the sanction is totally unfair in this instance.

"This is, of course, regrettable however when faced with situations which can often be hostile and fast-paced, our priority is to resolve those situations as swiftly as possible in order to ensure the safety of all involved as well as the wider public.

This was, of course, a regrettable situation for the ball clubs and their fans, especially in Chicago.