Sentence examples for regrettably when from inspiring English sources
Regrettably, when the film does delve into Travers's background, it takes the form of flashbacks to her childhood in Australia.
Regrettably, when men in power succumb to greed, relinquish the norms of fairness or indulge in deadly biases of the heart & mind, they inevitably tarnish their names and ruin their legacies.
Regrettably, when embedding Dawkins' tweets in our web report, the image to which he had linked – of a boy holding a knife to the throat of a prisoner – was visible on our site.
Justin Davidson from the Australian Government Solicitor agency told the hearing some black lines had not been placed where they were intended, leaving details unredacted: "Regrettably when these documents were furnished to the respondent, the markings were on the second set were incomplete".
Regrettably, when a professional footballer genuinely wants to move on in pursuit of a transfer he considers a career upgrade – not merely angling for a new contract – he can quite easily (with the assistance of his agent) find ways to put his current employer in checkmate.
We've understood, regrettably, when we go to a hearing that if we stand up and deliver the message that it is quite probable that we will be arrested.
Three-hour layovers are regrettably frequent when planes experience mechanical problems or encounter bad weather.
Brennan acknowledged that there have been "instances when, regrettably and despite our best efforts, civilians have been killed".
"We were about to enter into further discussions when regrettably the NUJ demanded that the process be stopped and ended talks.
Brennan added: "As has been acknowledged by the president and myself, there have been instances when, regrettably and despite our best efforts, civilians have been killed.
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".
