Sentence examples similar to regrettable finding from inspiring English sources
This sense of a young writer finding his way makes it regrettable that "Richard Yates" is more interesting as a concept than as an actual narrative.
These findings can provide the basis for more effective measures to prevent the phenomena of solitary death among elderly individuals; the delays in finding the bodies of elderly individuals that lead to regrettable postmortem changes.
Drinking it left the regrettable aftertaste of a fortnight I spent smugly preaching the irrefutable benefits of Brita filtered water, before finding out the filter wasn't attached.
In doing so, we agree with the point made by the Government in its briefthat it is regrettable when the concurrent findings of 36 jurors are not sufficient finally to terminate a case.
It says 'that it is regrettable when the concurrent findings of 36 jurors are not sufficient finally to terminate a case.' I, too, agree with that, but in view of the Court's approach I would add that its regret is tempered by its willingness to indulge in such hypothesizing as to effectively remove from our law the concept of harmless error in capital cases.
So there you have it: The regrettable dismissal of a potentially important finding in a disease of unknown origin by an individual who could not see the forest through the trees and without evidence to substantiate the claim that the finding was an 'artifact'artifact
It is regrettable that Terry's research became "Sara's findings" and fueled such intense public attention.
Judith Scott London Ofsted's trumpeting of the findings of its inspections in Tower Hamlets is regrettable on two counts.
A company investigation later concluded that the findings had been withheld as a result of "regrettable human error".
(Interview 28) All of these findings suggest that while the nursing home placement was regrettable by virtue of its association with the declining health of the older person, carers used their familiarity with the home to ease the transition.
Because these findings are discrepant with respect to those obtained with isoform nonselective agents, it is regrettable that those investigators did not include a 'positive control' arm in their studies to evaluate the effects of treatment with an agent such as indomethacin or ibuprofen in their laboratory's models of sepsis.
