Sentence examples for regrettably without from inspiring English sources
In this way, it joins a vigorous twentieth-century ethnographic record to the little Sri Lankan community, which is otherwise regrettably without a significant visual dimension.
Regrettably, without this kind of external pressure, the professoriate is likely to remain relatively homogeneous even as the student body becomes more diverse.
The deep-water rose shrimp Parapenaeus longirostris (Lucas, 1846) is one of the most important components of commercial landings in Mediterranean, its fishery aspects have received much attention, regrettably without any concern for the genetic architecture of its populations.
Denis Sargent uses an ink jet printer to print on unbleached muslin and includes a tantalizing statement regrettably without elaboration, "My present work is inspired by the so-called 'war rugs' that have been woven by Afghan refugees since the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979".
There are a number of good actors in the film -- including its star, Leonardo DiCaprio -- all of whom, regrettably, walk through the picture without leaving an imprint.
After dinner I followed some members of Congress in a spontaneous dive into the sea and regrettably I jumped into the water without a swimsuit," he said.
After dinner I followed some members of Congress in a spontaneous and very brief dive into the sea and regrettably I jumped into the water without a swimsuit".
That, regrettably, is the consequence of reviewing the evidence without testing it in the open.
Regrettably, the buyer had moved away from the department without telling us, leaving us holding the bag — and products the client no longer needed.
Without change, the repeat of incidents like this regrettably will be ongoing and after a while, apologies begin to fall on deaf ears.
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.
