Sentence examples for regrettable enough from inspiring English sources
Last year, the list featured just one female name, which would have been regrettable enough even if the beneficiary in question hadn't been child star Dakota Fanning.
All of it is rendered as clean, crisply as the fresh start of the new year unless that NYE hangover was regrettable enough to give 2016 a jagged start. .
Now! Juliet Blair Union City, N.J., Feb. 16, 2010 To the Editor: It is regrettable that Congress is not perfect enough for Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana.
In an apparent swipe at Mr. Gurría's suggestion of a 1 trillion euro fund, Steffen Siebert, the German government spokesman, said Wednesday that it was "regrettable that in these discussions obviously no figure is high enough".
It shows how an Environmental Protection Agency program meant to prevent the use of harmful chemicals fostered the proliferation of one, and how a hard-fought victory by OSHA in controlling one source of deadly fumes led workers to be exposed to something worse — a phenomenon familiar enough to be lamented in government parlance as "regrettable substitution".
"It's regrettable that such respectable, large and important organisations as the WEF don't pay enough attention to web security," says Ilia Kolochenko, the chief executive of High-Tech Bridge.
The Roman theater, in a statement on its Web site, said the cancellations could have been foreseen early enough to give more time to find substitutes and called them "a regrettable matter that harms the world of classical music and opera".
Which was also regrettable.
COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.
(Remarkable that, and regrettable).
