Sentence examples for regrettably given from inspiring English sources

Due to release clauses in existing contracts, the club have regrettably given permission for talks".

"When we learned about it we took action immediately and forcefully, and regrettably, given how good a priest he was".

The campaign finance ruling, regrettably, gave a particular kind of speaker — corporations — a more expansive free speech right to spend than the court has ever acknowledged.

A Prospect statement added: "It is vital that officials were given real respect and this decision regrettably gave entirely the wrong message.

Sarah later expresses hunger, and Hoggle regrettably gives her the peach, and runs off alone.

"Regrettably, E.P.A. gave in to these claims in a few crucial ways," she added.

As the (regrettably) sparkling production given "Nevermind," the group's major-label debut, made clear, "grunge" wasn't really the word for this music.

Regrettably, we have not yet been given any help in understanding how a person, with her first-person perspective, can occupy first one body and then another.

Regrettably, there were some traces of incorrect WCF given by the teachers.

In a statement Holyport College, said: "The account given by the parents is selective and regrettably bears little relationship to the facts identified through the college's investigations.

Regrettably, however, the direct effects are more difficult to interpret given that the indirect effects, because they represent the part of the relation between parental education and student achievement which is not mediated via resources and activities in the home.