Sentence examples for regrettable to read from inspiring English sources

But it is much more regrettable to read in the explanatory statement of Mr Napolitano's report that it is unacceptable to suggest the recognition of the right to self-determination, because that falls within the sovereign and exclusive competence of the Member States.

Too many verbal fights are regrettable to say the least.

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

There's no doubt much more detail to come on this but due to Alexander's regrettable inability to flatten the page properly on his lap, the footnote defining what counts as environment spending is hard to read.

"It is extremely regrettable that names may have been very briefly visible as a result of a misjudged camera angle, although most viewers would not have been able to read the list.

ITV said: "It is extremely regrettable that names may have been very briefly visible as a result of a misjudged camera angle, although most viewers would not have been able to read the list.

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

It is regrettable to notice that such influences have been for so long overlooked by the scientific mainstream [ 20, 21].

The BBC has since issued a statement: "Jeremy Clarkson has set out the background to this regrettable episode," the statement read.

"It's regrettable that many people don't read books but still wish for the Nobel Prize".

The United States' embassy issued a statement that read: "It is regrettable that elements of the Bissau-Guinean military have chosen to derail the democratic process in Guinea-Bissau".