Sentence examples for regrettable neglect from inspiring English sources
This period of deliberate and regrettable neglect left Africa at the bottom of the global league table, experiencing a disproportionate global disease burden of 24% and the least share of health workforce at only 3% (World Health report 2006) [ 1].
Perhaps the most regrettable omission, though, is the neglect of Chinese culture.
This neglect of sounds is at times a regrettable state of affairs, as sounds are not only an important element of the perceptual scene but are also philosophically idiosyncratic in many intriguing ways; in particular, their temporal and spatial unfolding, as presented in perception, has interesting metaphysical and epistemological aspects.
I had neglected to use birth control only once, one unexpected and regrettable night, but there it was: I was pregnant, just like the girls I had presumed stupid for being shocked that they were pregnant "after just the first time!" This predicament had no happy answer for me, and I hurried anonymously past the line of screaming protesters outside Planned Parenthood.
"It is regrettable that only one of the many aspects we sought to share was singled out, neglecting the overarching theme.
Which was also regrettable.
COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.
That is still regrettable.
