Sentence examples for regrettably little from inspiring English sources

But regrettably little linkage of the various "silos" of central government has so far occurred in practice.

In doing so, there is regrettably little space for other fascinating branches of the history of astronomy.

The plot has nearly all of the beats, but — regrettably — little of the heart and soul of the whimsical, near mystical 1983 film "Local Hero".

There was much huffing and puffing, but, regrettably, little in the way of cultured football in a first half full of passion and commitment.

This left regrettably little time for his other job, as India's foreign minister.In September 2007 Congress's regional partners urged Mrs Gandhi to forget the nuclear pact rather than risk an early election.

This single focus gives the impression that it became an overriding obsession with Degas and, in the exhibition book written by the curators, regrettably little is said to put the Opera scenes in perspective within the highly diverse oeuvre of one of the masters of Western art.

Frank and April regrettably harbor little affection for each other.

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.

These positions are based on a legal ex post facto analysis and are regrettably of little assistance to humanitarians attempting to apply the law to reduce civilian vulnerability in the field.

Mr. Greenspan added: "Regrettably, we did little to address the problem".

Regrettably, there's little evidence that the contemporary pagan festival of Samhain (aka Halloween) has the ancient origins claimed for it by many.