Sentence examples for regrettable death from inspiring English sources
According to the church, an unborn child may not be killed with the intention of saving a mother's life, but other steps may be taken to preserve a mother's life even if these indirectly cause the regrettable death of the infant.
The "very regrettable" death of Elaine Herzberg, 49, killed when the radar and LiDAR of a Volvo XC90 SUV failed to detect the pedestrian as she rolled a bike across a five-lane road in Tempe, Arizona, was likely "inevitable," suggested BMW's top engineer Dr. Klaus Fröhlich Wednesday.
For instance, I clearly remember when the regrettable death of a tourist occurred in Grenada, Hollice "Mr. Killa" Mapp, one of Grenada's cultural ambassadors, took to Facebook to address the issue and tried to dispel some of the rumours that were circulating at the time.
The assertion that most of the killings have been conducted by government agents lacks basis in fact.Of the 43 regrettable deaths that have occurred over the past four-and-a-half months, only four can be attributed to actions by state security forces.
"What happened today was very regrettable, the death of our children," the president said.
First off, and most regrettable, assisted death has become a religious, political, and ideological football- objected to on 'sacredness of life' grounds.
And another regrettable thing about death.
It is regrettable that her death makes us look at current debates and realize how far women still have to go to achieve equality in so many areas.
On Sunday, speaking at a large rally in the western state of Zulia, Mr. Chávez called the deaths regrettable, but did not say who was responsible.
Its death was regrettable.
The Japanese Foreign Ministry attributed the death to "regrettable actions by local Chinese security authorities" in violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
