Sentence examples for regrettably for many from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, for many, that optimism doesn't last.

The big question, of course, is whether feel-good programming will play on cable, on a hard-to-find channel and, regrettably for many on Twitter, not yet in high definition.

But regrettably for Kodak, many other competitors -- most notably Hewlett Packard (HPQ), had gotten there first.

Helene Cooper writes that leaving it up to the home countries to punish acts of sexual abuse that are committed by the military personnel of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Congo is a "prescription for inaction, because, regrettably, too many leaders, and not just in Africa, see no problem with picking up young girls on the side of the road at night".

Along with regrettably few others, the government of the Republic of Vanuatu has for many years supported the West Papuan people's claims for independence.

Regrettably, his high testosterone approach to governing has had terribly negative consequences for many Russians, and has set Russia on a path of inevitable confrontation with the West.

Both he and the Schott are a hard act to follow, regrettably leading many a man down the biker jacket route for all the wrong reasons.

But having been on the receiving end of networking calls for many years, I can tell you that it is very easy to spot an authentic networker--who, regrettably, is in the minority among the networking masses.

Growing up in the Washington, D.C., area, I've regrettably met many bros like Kavanaugh.

"Regrettably," because many more people will have to suffer unnecessarily.

Regrettably, in many parts of the country, these community-based services are scarce.