Sentence examples for regrettable degree from inspiring English sources
Outside America there is a regrettable degree of public prurience.
A number of these things are no doubt regrettable or distasteful in varying degrees, but whether they are immoral depends on what the deals are, what the favours involve, how deep the compromise runs, and how damaging the neglect is (and to what sort of relationship).
I think it's regrettable that the idea of spending a year in industry as part of a graduate degree has actually weakened.
Although it was regrettable that students could not be given a choice of debate topics, it was considered important to limit the degree of variability between each group.
Those with advanced degrees are especially likely to leave for countries where pay and research facilities are better.This is regrettable.
Arindam Chaudhuri is hard to miss in India: He appears, in regrettable suits and a glossy ponytail, in large newspaper advertisements nearly every day, hawking the top-notch M.B.A. degrees his management institutes claim to dispense.
Which was also regrettable.
COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.
(Remarkable that, and regrettable).
