Sentence examples for regrettable it from inspiring English sources

This is more than regrettable; it is dangerous.

And although politicians' pusillanimity is regrettable, it is not up to unelected central bankers to punish them.

Charles has neither, which is not just regrettable, it is arrogant on his part and potentially harmful for public health".

When Emperor Hirohito was required to acknowledge past sins, government officials had him make vague references to the "unfortunate past," and how "regrettable" it was.

Above all, and however regrettable it may be, most of the 43% of European voters who actually voted did so on a national basis.

Safety is the ultimate issue, but while the Dounreay episode is deeply regrettable, it appears to have been managed in an appropriate way by the regulators.

HONG KONG — Call it assistance, call it regrettable, call it $50,000 for each dead body, but do not call it compensation.

"Abolishing slavery was morally imperative and necessary, and it's regrettable that it took the Civil War to do it.

He said it was "regrettable" that it had taken NICE nearly a year to reach its verdict.

It was regrettable but it happened..

But it's regrettable that it happened this way".