Sentence examples for regrettable given from inspiring English sources

It's regrettable, given the overall demographics of the show's audience, that it had to be a man with power tools that broke the show's decorated box.

The Australian trade minister, Mark Vaile, called Iraq's action "regrettable given that Australia has been a reliable supplier of high quality wheat to Iraq for many years".

"This outcome is regrettable, given the extremely hard work Mr Bennett has performed for New Zealand Rugby League over many years," he continued.

"Obviously, the decision ENO has had to take is deeply regrettable, given the level of excitement in the city about a partnership combining Bristol Old Vic's vision for a production of Orfeo and the resources and expertise of ENO.

This is regrettable given what appears from the survey to be a relatively open-minded society.

This is particularly regrettable given the evidence that early recognition and treatment could limit functional impairment [ 12].

Teachers' leaders said the show's return was disturbing and regrettable, particularly given ongoing concerns about a crisis in young people's mental health.

EA said: "Game's challenges with several of its suppliers is regrettable, however given the incredibly high demand for Mass Effect 3 we want our consumers to know that the game is available at a wide variety of retailers across the UK and Europe". Game also confirmed that it will not be stocking Nintendo's Mario Party 9, from the best-selling Mario series, which is released this Friday.

"This is a regrettable oversight given the recent explosion in the number of global health partnerships," Jenkins said.

The climate of fear that underpins this interaction is, to me, profoundly regrettable, particularly given the vital position Muslim women occupy within their burgeoning faith community.

It's regrettable SDC gave them up due to political pressure by anti-engagement advocates.