Sentence examples for regrettably weak from inspiring English sources

But SMEs remain regrettably weak in most LLDCs.

It combined airy religious sentiments with weak political gestures most regrettably, a George W. Bush speech sung backward.

It combined airy religious sentiments with weak political gestures — most regrettably, a George W. Bush speech sung backward.

It is the nation's weakest point, where it regrettably must have interchange with the dark forces that lie beyond the land of the free.

"The Colombian government, regrettably during this long, drawn-out process, has become weaker and the FARC has become stronger," Representative Benjamin A. Gilman, Republican of New York, said today.

Regrettably, the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ) rates HBCU teacher preparation programs as some the weakest in the country as measured by how well graduates perform on teacher certification exams -- which, research shows, might be attributed to cultural bias.

Regrettably high.

Regrettably not.

Unforgettable, regrettably.

Regrettably, the opposite happened.

Weak, weak, weak, weak.