Sentence examples for regrettably only from inspiring English sources

Every young man — regrettably, only men — shared a potential obligation to his country.

Salad, the other choice offered with every entrée, was fresh and crisp, but regrettably only normal-sized.

Of the 66 suggestions of "delightful Nordic oddities" in which to indulge in Helsinki, I regrettably only managed five.

Together with age and attack frequency, gender is one of the factors potentially modifying the association between migraine and body weight; regrettably, only a minority of the available studies adequately consider those factors, and with inconsistent results.

Regrettably, only 19 states currently implement naloxone-access laws, according to the Public Health Law Research program.

Law enforcement and intelligence agencies can, regrettably, only do so much to identify and monitor the individuals engaging in Virtual Terrorism, so the advantage is presently in the terrorists' court.

"Name, rank and serial number" does not apply to non-state actors but is, regrettably, the only question this administration wants us to ask.

Regrettably, not only do most of the American people but also many people elsewhere, including in the countries targeted for destabilization, fall for this ruse--in effect, blaming the victim for the crimes of the perpetrator.

"People assume that if you know something, you know something, which regrettably is only partially true".

Regrettably, the only sources for this assertion, which flatly contradict the public record, are what Paul Jr. identifies in his notes as "conversations with my father".

Michael Butler's review of Friedrich Dürrenmatt's Selected Writings completes the TLS's coverage of our publications from this prodigious and engaging writer who is regrettably known only for several of his plays.