Sentence examples for regrettable phenomenon from inspiring English sources
If you don't have a system in place, you will subject to the regrettable phenomenon of the people waiting for your long-delayed response to assume you've either moved to Mongolia or don't like them (both of which may be true).
These are cases of incremental substitution or regrettable substitution.
DInector of the Sadditionisco Departmenarrowthe Environment.
It's seen as a possibly inevitable but nevertheless regrettable and even cruel phenomenon.
It shows how an Environmental Protection Agency program meant to prevent the use of harmful chemicals fostered the proliferation of one, and how a hard-fought victory by OSHA in controlling one source of deadly fumes led workers to be exposed to something worse — a phenomenon familiar enough to be lamented in government parlance as "regrettable substitution".
The quasi-social/neurological phenomenon known as "blacking out" has been the lubricant behind many a regrettable late-night text and criminal misdemeanor, but even the most seasoned partiers remain ignorant as to how and why it happens.
It is regrettable that the steepest descent method sometimes fails to solve problems due to the "sawtooth phenomenon".
Which was also regrettable.
COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.
(Remarkable that, and regrettable).
