Sentence examples for regrettably since from inspiring English sources

"Regrettably, since the agreement was confirmed, we have seen anything but a more peaceful, stable region," Tillerson said, on Wednesday.

Regrettably, since Moore's death in 1993 at the age of 68 his once formidable reputation has been in decline, along with that of the postmodernism he helped advocate (though, like Venturi, he hated the word and always insisted he'd rather be pre- something else).

Regrettably, since the Heller decision, many gun rights commentators have used Scalia's construct to link the need for unfettered access to firearms with a right to engage in political violence against an administration that has been described as "a secular socialist machine [that] represents as great a threat to America as Nazi Germany or the Soviet Union once did".

Regrettably, since it must be assumed that not all genuine TSS locations are known for any mammalian genome, only estimates of NTLs can be made at this point.

Regrettably, since 1991, I have repeatedly seen this kind of character attack on women and men who complain of harassment and discrimination in the workplace.

While child recruitment and use still regrettably occurs, since 2001, more and more governments have come together to condemn the practice and join international treaties and adopt national legislation to end this phenomenon.

The Clarence, Dublin I was on a two-night business trip years ago, and had never stayed here before (or since, regrettably).

Regrettably, he's long since lurched headlong into bear-suited self-parody, to the point where "Nicolas Cage" now seems to exist less as an actor in films and more of a semi-fictionalised figure of internet-based mockery.

These dwarf hamsters now reside in the spacious new home of Chicken, since she, regrettably, has taken up permanent residence in the giant shredded paper factory in the sky.

A small portion of those fees is intended for the LWCF, but regrettably, nearly every year since the program's inception, Congress has redirected a majority of those funds to other purposes.

But it is seems that this time they really do have something to smile about.Lions and tigers (and bears)Since The Economist regrettably labelled Africa "the hopeless continent" a decade ago, a profound change has taken hold.