Sentence examples for regrettably rare from inspiring English sources
Given this setup, you might be forgiven for expecting the subsequent story of grief and reconciliation to touch at least glancingly on how it is that all these fine people have learned to get along so well, what biases and resentments must have been overcome and how many acts of goodwill must have been performed to achieve this regrettably rare state of harmony.
My gynecologist is never judgmental and always calm -- two regrettably rare traits in women's medicine.
They are attempting to expunge the already regrettably rare places in the United States where labor history and unions are viewed in a positive light.
Regrettably, however, with rare exceptions, there is little media coverage of the influence of Dentsu in mainstream Japanese newspapers and magazines.
When the picture billed as the superstar in Old Masters is a portrait of a man by Rembrandt, prodigiously rare but regrettably bland, the brutal reality that the great masterpieces by the Dutch supremo of 17th-century western painting have vanished from the market is abruptly brought home.
Regrettably, this is not a rare Kafkaesque experiment in civil procedure.
"Regrettably, the unfortunate and extremely rare scenario involving Unida Place is the result of the determined actions of someone who used MyDeposits to attempt to give legitimacy to their rent-to-rent scheme," says a spokesperson.
Regrettably, such government pressure is not uncommon.
Brennan acknowledged that there have been "instances when, regrettably and despite our best efforts, civilians have been killed". But he added: "It is exceedingly rare, and much rarer than many allege".
