Sentence examples for regrettably far from inspiring English sources
While an orderly transition to a new administration will soon heal the wounds of the body politic, their own personal suffering will, regrettably, far outlast whatever political and governmental fallout flows from Governor Spitzer's departure from state government.
The battle against outright discrimination is, regrettably, far from over: 50 years after the march, and 45 years after the passage of the Fair Housing Act, major United States banks, like Wells Fargo, still discriminate on the basis of race, targeting the most vulnerable of our citizens with their predatory lending activities.
But somehow, my eclectic wardrobe was regrettably far from Manolo-and-Birkin chic, my romantic life turned somewhat tepid and, compounding those setbacks, my income failed to finance nights at Bungalow 8 or brunches at Balthazar on any regular basis.
Because a few decades of prepared food have brought us regrettably far from the kitchen, that doesn't mean we should be ready to abandon it.
Regrettably, far too many of the people filling these jobs have been mistreated by violations of New York State's wage and hour laws.
Work continues on the project under different names, but nuclear weapons are regrettably still far from obsolete.
Regrettably, thus far none of these claims has been substantiated.
"Everyone makes mistakes, but regrettably there are far too many within the NHS," said Mick Gorrill, head of enforcement at the ICO.
"Given the big following that the Green Lions have created in the UK and further afield, this embarrassment for the club and the island regrettably is spread far beyond our shores".
Regrettably, there are far too many opposition leaders in Africa who are driven by the singular desire to grab power than are interested in bringing about real change.
Regrettably, there are far too many folks -- both inside and outside the religious camps -- with a sub-par comprehension of the actual fundamentals of religious thought and practice.
