Those of us who struggled for 11 years to bring the Dia collection to the New York public are now left with substantial regret at the loss of its mission.
Particularly for young adults, who see substantial opportunity ahead, regret can motivate better future choices.
This has in a sense of a "no regret policy" triggered substantial activity worldwide to decrease emission of greenhouse gases, especially of CO2, and various attempts have been made to set binding limits for the emission of these gases.
"I regret that after realizing substantial profits in Seaman's, we also tackled the much larger troubled business of Levitz," Mr. Sass wrote in an e-mail response to a question about the deal.
Furthermore, it has been shown that the expected utility theory is often violated to minimize anticipated regret [ 33, 34].In addition, there is substantial evidence that medical decision making aims to minimize regret associated with wrong decisions [ 48- 50].
Godin and colleagues [ 36] also suggest that the level of anticipated regret may need to be substantial for it to change intentions and behaviour, and failing to donate blood may not engender sufficient feelings of regret.
A substantial proportion of 7-year-olds experienced regret; adaptive choice switching was also observed in the majority of children this age group.
"It is with regret that we have to announce substantial redundancies at City Link Ltd, which ceased accepting new parcels on 24 December 2014," said joint administrator Hunter Kelly.
Nevertheless, with regret, we feel this manuscript needs substantial reworking in order to rise to a level where it is appropriate for publication in such a venue.
However, it is noteworthy that a substantial part of respondents, regardless of the gender, regret having to wait longer than desired for having a child or having less children than desired, or not at all, because of work commitments.
