Sentence examples for regrettably even from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, even "strong nonpartisan redistricting plans" will fail to recognize the independents.

"There is not yet, regrettably, even an emerging consensus on how to proceed.

Regrettably even relatively routine banal challenges facing children have been re-interpreted as a potential source of psychological distress.

A storm of vitriolic protest came from many religious leaders, journalists, politicians, regrettably even other scientists and doctors.

Regrettably, even union leaders have bought into the logic of humans as resources in the modernising mission, instead of taking the obvious, simple line that the post office could be defended as a public service, and that the terms and conditions of posties should be defended.

Regrettably, even noteworthy hair and Harry Styles's mobile number couldn't have thwarted this week's sorry state of affairs, which has seen Chris Evans suggest that if you don't like the new Top Gear, it's because you've never made a TV show so just shut up.

One of the most powerful tools for improving the educational achievement of poor black and Hispanic public school students is, regrettably, seldom even considered.

The paper's public editor at the time, Margaret Sullivan, acknowledged that "the tone of some stories is regrettably dismissive, even mocking at times".

STATE OF THE NATION Vice, Your magazine regrettably glorifies, and even celebrates, some of the most deplorable and base acts of human behavior.

Those who are indicted as the most responsible for the international criminal violations in Darfur by the International Criminal Court (ICC) remain at large and in the past years, we have seen President Omar Al Bashir being invited to and participating in different events, even, regrettably, on the territory of ICC States Parties.

And today is the even more regrettably named Cyber Monday, when shoppers supposedly do the bulk of their online shopping.