Sentence examples for regrettably today from inspiring English sources

"Regrettably, today, the national park system is under stress," Mr. Kerry said, promising to make up what he described as a $600 million shortfall in the parks budget within five years, as part of a $20 billion conservation and energy trust fund.

The third group of fibre is oligosaccharides (onions, artichoke, banana, cecoria), which although important to health, regrettably today is consumed in much too small quantities (app 2 8 g/d) [11].

Working with those spare ingredients, the playwright distilled a social and psychological brew that encompasses torments that afflicted much of the world in 1950, when the story takes place, in 1982, when the drama premiered and, regrettably, today.

Regrettably, today's Catholic episcopate seems increasingly marred by Spellman's bitter-end spirit of strife and faction, not by Bernardin's humble recognition that the political squabbles of this world should not rend asunder the Church of Christ.

Regrettably, today's British officials have forgotten their government's declaration, issued jointly with France and Russia on May 28 , 1915 warning that "in view of the crimes of Turkey against humanity and civilization," the three great powers would hold responsible "all members of the Ottoman government" who are implicated in the Armenian massacres.

Regrettably, last January Canada announced its intention to withdraw from the Durban review conference.

Regrettably next year, that margin isn't there, meaning that any Sky rider aiming at the track will almost certainly have to decide shun the Tour.

Regrettably, last month Japan broke ranks with a Western-led 12-year ban on non-humanitarian assistance to Myanmar by approving a $29 million grant for a hydroelectric dam.

At the moment, however, Sidney and I are chewing over the matter of the mohawk, a hair style that Sidney wore, briefly and regrettably, earlier this year.

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.

Regrettably, last week, tactical considerations got priority when Obama, Brown and Sarkozy went public frenetically with the short-term hope to enlist Russian and Chinese support for subsequent stringent sanctions.