Sentence examples for that lamentably from inspiring English sources

A research and development expert, Dr. Lapidus had once invented a product called CoughWhip, a whipped-cream based cough medicine that lamentably never made it to the market.

About once a week, he shows up at the Fulton market for the pre-dawn rounds (a ritual that, lamentably, will soon be drained of its echt-Manhattan flavor, when the market relocates to Hunts Point, in the Bronx).

As in the examples of crowdfunding, limited liability and small-business loans, financial professionals can better direct creative energies on longstanding problems that are lamentably neglected today.

But there's poetry too: she relishes the precise flavour and power of one word next to another, and the result is writing of a beauty and character that is lamentably missing from so much of the fuzzy-lazy meandering that these days passes for literary fiction.

I believe, lamentably, that guns are necessary to maintain an ordered society.

Some of the media covering the 2016 Rio Games is proving that sexism is, lamentably, still a thing.

Characters can enable a writer – and then, empathetically, a reader – to experiment with different perceptions and misperceptions of reality, between lofty ideals and a reality that falls lamentably short.

The House of Representatives lamentably avoided that issue when it passed a transportation spending bill for 2002.

The fact is that Labour was lamentably unprepared, disunited on the merits of coalition, and never accepted that give and take would always be of the essence of it.

And can it learn from other firms who have been through something similar?The answer to the first question is that Toyota was lamentably slow to respond to the large number of incidents of "unintended acceleration" involving its cars.

And when, predictably, lamentably, that solution failed to work, Interstate Bakeries entered bankruptcy and Hostess Brands fell into the maw of the hedge funds.