Sentence examples for the more regrettable from inspiring English sources

This is all the more regrettable as instability has recently spread to areas outside the north.

The sound and fury of his comedic dénouement is all the more regrettable a distraction.

The more regrettable aspect of the deal involves the sellers, the Bancroft family.

This package, albeit imperfectly, administers it.That makes the inadequacy of the financial rescue all the more regrettable.

They are a thorough menace to liberty and one of the more regrettable innovations of the Labour era.

It's all the more regrettable, then, that Ferguson has embedded it in a book that does not bear its weight.

Lord Ken Maginnisis accused the Saville inquiry and the government of being "one-eyed" in its emphasis on just 13 of the 180 violent deaths in the province in the preceding year, saying that "The 13 deaths are regrettable, but no more regrettable than the other 167, the other 94% of the people who died that year".

Nobody benefits from the miss rule - it's fair play gone mad, and has been integral to two of the sport's more regrettable recent moments.

Even more regrettable is the idea that the only way to revive the Aqueduct is to turn it into a casino.

But even more regrettable is the long-term damage to the credibility of the I.R.S. as an impartial arbiter of whether organizations merit tax-exempt status.

(More unforgettable music, by the way — albeit a more regrettable unforgettable, I'd argue).