Sentence examples for regrettable they from inspiring English sources

While swimming mishaps are regrettable, they will happen even with reasonable precautions.

Those deaths were clearly regrettable, they may even have been reprehensible, but did they violate any tacit or explicit truce?

It is all the more regrettable, they say, now that homelessness is reaching record levels and once-forlorn neighborhoods are increasingly unaffordable for many New Yorkers.

A spokesman for the European Union, Jean-Christophe Filori, said in Brussels that although recent actions against Kurdish politicians were "extremely regrettable," they would not lead to a break between Turkey and West European countries.

The tricksy twist, however, is then to claim that seeing as the law must operate without fear or favour, the consequences of section 103 of Bismarck-era criminal code, which proscribes insulting foreign leaders, cannot be avoided, no matter how regrettable they may be.

Jim Dillon, Chief Executive of Scarborough Borough Council, said: "While job losses are always regrettable, they are unfortunately unavoidable in the current climate.

People have pain -- they do regrettable things, they feel shame, and shame equals pain.

They said it is "regrettable" that they will have no further say in the alternative backed by the three main parties and Hacked Off, the group that campaigns for stricter press regulation.

They have never worked directly with anyone in the LGBT community in Dhaka, and it is regrettable that they are taking advantage of this situation," says one of Roopbaan's two surviving co-founders.

It would be even more regrettable if they were to return to picking winners.

Beatings may be regrettable, but they don't typically turn children into terrorists.