Sentence examples for regrettably thus from inspiring English sources
Regrettably, thus far none of these claims has been substantiated.
Regrettably, transnational corporations thus operate within health systems under the same kind of 'governance gap' as described by Gagnon et al. [ 36] for international human rights and humanitarian law.
"An increase in our prices has therefore, regrettably, become unavoidable".
Although big-money interests were still opposed, the legislative process created big-money allies who, regrettably for health care but positively for the bill, benefited and thus either remained silent or actually countered the opposing big-money.
Regrettably, the sample size of this study was small; larger studies are thus needed to further evaluate the value of sTREM-1, PCT, and CRP levels in the diagnosis of bacteremia.
Instead, The Sellout was assigned for a Briefly Noted review and thus expected to be forgotten as yet another very good literary novel that was, regrettably, not very widely read.
Regrettably we did not record the mortality data for all patients without TB during the time of the study, thus we are not able to make a comparison in mortality between the TB-positive and TB-negative patients.
Regrettably, the class of models that are arbitrage-free in the sense of Definition 14 seems to be too encompassing and thus it is still unclear whether the valuation irregularities mentioned in the preceding section will be completely eliminated (for an example, see Section 4.2.3).
Regrettably, the opposite happened.
