"Regrettably, we have learned that the intelligence community will run a truck through ambiguity," said Lofgren during an hour and 15 minutes of debate which preceded the vote.
"Regrettably we have learned that if we leave any ambiguity in the law, the intelligence agencies drive a truck right through that ambiguity," Lofgren said, urging a vote against the bill.
She writes searchingly about herself, including times she's behaved regrettably and what she learned about it.
"When we learned about it we took action immediately and forcefully, and regrettably, given how good a priest he was".
Regrettably, we failed to learn the lessons of Jim Jeffords's defection in 2001.
Regrettably, though, the principles of military surgery and casualty evacuation, which can be traced back to the Napoleonic wars, had to be learned over again.
Upon spying a pair of blue shoes in a local shop, Parker cries out, "Civilization, civilization indeed!" One character we learn of but, regrettably, never meet is Miss Lambe newly arrived in Sanditon, and described as "a young West Indian of large fortune, in delicate health," who is "about seventeen, half mulatto, chilly and tender".
Regrettably, he will be obliged to learn quickly, since he can expect scant protection from a defence that has conceded more goals, 45 in 22 games, than any of their rivals.
We learnt a tough lesson early on when we regrettably signed a contract with a dormant company.
Economics is not like foreign languages (also, and more regrettably, in decline in secondary schools): there is no particular reason to learn it young, when time could perhaps be better spent acquiring general mathematical skills.
