The book's leading man -- and he is that, since Mr. Furst's writing has the seductive shimmer of an urbane black-and-white Hollywood classic -- is Nicholas Morath, who once regrettably found himself referred to as "the Hungarian playboy Nicky Morath" in "one of the frisker Parisian weeklies".
I regrettably found myself for a split second wondering why the van driver even screamed at me, because, well, I'm not pretty enough for him to fancy me?
Following the publication of our recent article (Kapp et al., BMC Genomics 2006, 7 231), we (the authors) regrettably found several errors in the published Table 5.
"As you move to break down large schools, many, many kids regrettably find themselves on the outside looking in," said Mr. Organisciak, the schools superintendent in Deer Park, on Long Island.
There are a few key differences of course; Eats Everything will also be curating the guests, unlike whatever poor eighteen-year old deep house fan in Milton Keynes regrettably finds their self warming up for K-Klass.
Regrettably, we found that our political leaders lacked the ability to uphold our laws.
Regrettably, he finds: "They are still some way short of the rigour, the breadth and the depth of the international baccalaureate".
"They feel that their sport is not one that does lend itself to doping, and, regrettably, we've found the facts disprove the comment," Howman said.
Text on the home page of the new microsite acknowledges that "regrettably, some people found our campaign about milk and PMS to be outrageous and misguided," adding that others "thought it funny and educational".
Regrettably, the mortality risk found for CSA-AKI requiring RRT has not changed in the last decade [ 1], despite advances in medical care.
We used those trials that reported both FEV1(l) and FEV1%pred to directly compare our simulation results with those empirically measured in these trials, and found that, regrettably, they were very different.
