Sentence examples for regrettably with from inspiring English sources

One of the many things that bothered Powell was Cheney's complaint that he didn't support the President: Well, who went to the United Nations and, regrettably, with a lot of false information?

Regrettably, with neither campaign willing to trust the public's decision (especially if it does not favor its side) and the future of the Supreme Court's makeup in play, Election Day 2004 could be a long and drawn-out sequel even more eventful than the original.

An Odeon spokesperson commented, "As a result of Disney's insistence on reducing at short notice the theatrical window from 17 weeks to 12 weeks on a major 3D title, regrettably with limited availability of 3D screens we have been left with no viable means of scheduling and promoting Alice In Wonderland".

And regrettably, with all the confusion in December 2013 and January 2014, some of my patients and even some of my relatives could not get any answers, and some received the wrong information.

"Regrettably, with the release of yet another utterly biased and shamelessly misguided 'expert report,' the County Prosecutor is making clear his intention to protect the police from accountability under the criminal laws, rather than diligently prosecute them," Jonathan Abady, the lead attorney for Rice's family, told the Associated Press.

Regrettably with urbanisation, communities get smaller, and its members less interested in the affairs of others.

Pfahler will be coming to London to perform for Meltdown, though regrettably not with her painted fellow travellers.

Regrettably, as with previous episodes that have produced high-profile scandals, the present outcry will probably pass and the billable hour will endure.

Regrettably, even with the enormous advantages of using the GFMAPR model over other competing ones, it has a number of weaknesses.

I've been to Boys Townn -- twice (regrettably) -- with my fraternity.

Which at this point, regrettably, is synonymous with saving it.