Sentence examples for regrettably does from inspiring English sources

"The prosecution, regrettably, does not see their clips as creative work protected by the constitution".

The Israeli government regrettably does not seem to realize what a unique opportunity the Palestinian unity agreement provides.

Nor, regrettably, does it explore maternal heedlessness and the kind of self-absorbed neglect that made the heroines of the British comedy "Absolutely Fabulous" so irresistible.

"However, this latest verdict regrettably does exactly that by showing what Iran's judiciary thinks of the government's so-called commitment to uphold human rights in the country and indeed exactly how it deals with those advocating international human rights standards".

Thirdly, the negative attitude to the court, and the hostile language in which it is frequently expressed, not only does damage to the authority of the court within the UK, it also regrettably does damage to the standing of the UK within the international community.

Kitchen Table – which regrettably doesn't get played tonight – adds the faint hint of jazzy folk to Bugg's balladeering, for one.

So, regrettably, did the limits of justice.

The school board, regrettably, did not join the lawsuit.

With all that spare time, I regrettably didn't earn a single penny for charity.

I regrettably don't have the time or resources to generate transcripts of my talks.

I left Strummerville behind, and regrettably didn't return for the more on-form Mescaleros.