Sentence examples for regrettable lack from inspiring English sources

Others saw it as revealing a regrettable lack of respect.

It simply reaffirms the regrettable lack of political will and enforcement priority accorded to addressing child exploitation.

Between mouthfuls the conversation flickered between politics, poetry, architecture and the regrettable lack of culture among the English.

With a growing understanding of the need for sensitive research and clear definitions, there is regrettable lack of interchange within Europe, impeding comparative analysis.

Red states have far fewer abortion providers than blue states; thus the lower numbers of abortions arguably reflect the regrettable lack of access to abortion in these states.

But a total rewrite was required, as their relationship has a regrettable lack of the kind of divisive issues that would lead to increasingly hilarious misunderstandings.

While the attacks of Sept. 11 are not the outcome of the troubles in the peace process or a result of American support for Israel, Mr. Mubarak stressed, "the deterioration of the peace process to the current regrettable stage and the lack of an active international leadership of the peace process have created a general public opinion in the Arab street that is antagonistic to the peace process".

Isn't it to a lack of imagination, the regrettable führer principle, that too many Germans pay homage?

The lack of socioeconomic status is especially regrettable, as this factor may be associated with foreign nationality [cf. [ 1]].

That is regrettable news for the third of the elderly who lack private drug coverage.

Zappa's lack of posthumous presence here may be regrettable, but the composer's music and personality contain problematic elements that could give anyone pause.