Sentence examples for regrettably of from inspiring English sources

Archaic and barbaric though they may be, their use regrettably of the internet is very sophisticated.

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.

Regrettably, of the 10 sources I cited in the supporting section, none were from motivation researchers or otherwise reported research on motivation, nor did I provide any guidelines specific to motivation.

One of her best books, "Vines, Grapes and Wines," a reference on the raw components of wine, published 20 years ago, is now regrettably out of date.

This collection is, regrettably, out of print, though you can find copies in the secondary market.

Returning towards town, we attempted to reach another local beach that was regrettably out of reach on foot.

Regrettably, one of the reels of The Street of Forgotten Men is missing, and not all of Lassie's scenes are extant.

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".

Regrettably, 20%% of all respondents (%12 of doctors) do not absolutely support organ donation.

We've all seen it and, regrettably, some of us have been guilty of it in the not too distant past.

Regrettably, loss of habitat has meant the decline of many prairie species.