Sentence examples for regrettable to from inspiring English sources

Too many verbal fights are regrettable to say the least.

"It is very regrettable to hear this," he added.

"I find it all very regrettable, to say the least".

It is fair, and regrettable, to assume that some of these detainees will die there as well.

* Regrettable to see that some of you took exception to my report on national treasure John Cleese yesterday.

Dunn and Steinberg both use the word regrettable to describe the acrimony that the trial brought out.

It's a temporary and regrettable tactic to try to force you to pay substantially more for all their networks — even the ones you don't watch or care about.

He allows himself occasional luxuries, gets drunk now and then, and admits to two regrettable "five-to-ten-dollar mistakes" in 2015.

"I think he made a choice in that campaign, a very regrettable one, to really go to people's prejudices, to go to the gutter".

The growth of charity foodbanks, he admits "is a regrettable thing to have to be involved with" and "leaves a bitter taste in the mouth".

Bill Bratton, New York's veteran police commissioner, accuses activists of exploiting a handful of regrettable cases "to try to define American policing".