Sentence examples for regrettable error from inspiring English sources

It appears this was a regrettable error".

"It would seem," Stan said, "that there has been a regrettable error.

The union president labelled it an "egregious and highly regrettable error".

"This was a genuine and regrettable error," a Channel 4 spokesperson said.

In a statement, Mr. Rather said: "I made an embarrassing and regrettable error in judgment by going to this event.

Leicester will investigate a "regrettable error in judgement" by Jamie Vardy, after the England international was filmed allegedly using racist language in a casino.

The network has since apologised for making "regrettable errors on air regarding the Muslim population in Europe".

Fox News presenter Julie Banderas told viewers: "Over the course of this last week we have made some regrettable errors on air, regarding the Muslim population in Europe, particularly with regard to England and France.

"We have made regrettable errors and overhauled our risk policies to correct these mistakes," a bank spokeswoman said, "but senior JPMorgan executives always provided information to regulators and the public that they believed to be accurate".

I'm now pretty certain that the word "vibrant community" can be safely filed away in the Oxford PR Dictionary, somewhere between "regrettable mistake" and "human error", as a phrase that has suffered a complete death of meaning.

A Home Office spokesperson said: "This was a regrettable typographical error that has now been corrected".