Sentence examples for that regretfully from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that Britain faces an extremely serious security threat and that, regretfully, the likelihood of a successful Isis operation on British soil is growing.

The Tories' Labour successors have said that, regretfully, this deal cannot be undone.

In the spring, the principal told Amanda that, regretfully, she was not being renewed for the following year, because the art program at the Garden School was moving in a different direction.

The British Academy of Film and Television wrote to members following enquiries to explain that "regretfully" Uggie could not be considered for Best Supporting Actor "as he is not a human being and his unique motivation as an actor was sausages".

She replied that regretfully he didn't, saying that while his representatives has seen and liked an almost-finished version, he had decided to wait until it was done.

"We're working by using more intelligence information and we are taking action to have safer borders so that we don't have weapons being smuggled into Mexico that regretfully end up hurting many Mexicans," he said.

One important line of criticism has focused on the difficulty of distinguishing between grave harms that are regretfully intended as part of the agent's means and grave harms that are regretfully foreseen as side effects of the agent's means.

That door regretfully may now be closed".

Then, around 11 P.M., he released a statement that said, "Regretfully, it's now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful".

Regretfully, that did not happen".

Regretfully, that is a far more likely cause of death or disfigurement than some inexplicable form of radio-induced glioma.