Sentence examples for regrettably at from inspiring English sources

I have a line that goes: "Regrettably, at the present moment, the episcopacy is wholly male.

"Unlike previous administrations, and regrettably at times our own, where staff people and members of the cabinet were strutting around like peacocks showing their feathers, these people appear more worried about their boss than themselves".

Regrettably, at a Pentagon press briefing last week announcing that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, and five others had been charged and faced the death penalty, General Hartmann again declined to rule out the use of evidence acquired through waterboarding.

Regrettably, at this time, no specific therapies have been shown to augment glycocalyx restoration.

Regrettably, at times it is overlooked in a rush to action on an emotional issue like Darfur.

Regrettably, at the time, to him I was only finger-bangable.

Still, said Dr. Bryant, active women probably "should be careful during the ovulatory phase of their menstrual cycles," particularly if they play sports that involve hopping, landing and cutting, like soccer, basketball and, for those of us who are regrettably clumsy at striding off of curbs, jogging.

Regrettably, government at different levels has not yet explicitly associated in-service training for rural kindergarten teachers with their performance appraisal.

Regrettably, attempts at transition and power sharing deals for Syria failed in the Geneva meetings of June 2012 and January 2014, and the war raged on with horrific consequences for the Syrian people.

Regrettably, his record at home is far less impressive.

But most regrettably I am at home under house arrest".