Sentence examples for regrettable facts from inspiring English sources

Then, they polled second to the pro-Thaksin People's Power Party PPPP), whose court-ordered dissolution in December ushered in the Democrats.In this section Fading colours The knock on the door False start Regrettable facts Hello again, God of Plague Comrades-in-arms Kim family saga: third and final act ReprintsBut an improved Democrat showing seems a tall order.

Fool me again (and again), shame on me.In this section Fading colours The knock on the door False start Regrettable facts Hello again, God of Plague Comrades-in-arms Kim family saga: third and final act ReprintsYet now a growing band of North Korea-watchers, even in China, divines a new unpredictability which, they say, is more disturbing than the tired old blackmail.

Jacoby argues that Americans, and baby boomers especially, are blinded to the most regrettable facts of old age because we (I am 52, Jacoby is 65) have been steeped for decades in the national can-do, self-help, will-can-make-it-so stew.

It won this honour thanks to the government's pledge to improve legislation in areas such as the freedom of the press and political parties.In this section Fading colours The knock on the door False start Regrettable facts Hello again, God of Plague Comrades-in-arms Kim family saga: third and final act ReprintsNow, because of the extra attention it will bring, the OSCE role may actually backfire.

How does this regrettable fact justify government oversight of private expression?

Which regrettable fact may also mean that there are more of us thinking for ourselves.

As with anywhere else in the world, sexual violence is a regrettable fact of life in the Arab region.

The estimates had been given by highly qualified experts, but the regrettable fact is that wild variations have always characterized the art market.

The regrettable fact is that the policies implemented by Mr Obama are materially indistinguishable from those of George Bush at the end of his second term.

Not long ago, visible panty lines were an accepted, if regrettable, fact of life -- as were unwhitened teeth or hair without highlights.

"The undeniable, though regrettable, fact is that the most effective policy-making is done outside the immediate glare of the press," he said.