And that, perhaps, is the most pernicious part of all, as it means, regrettably, that they're also unsuspecting and blameless contributors to their own plight.
Allied with the emergence of state failure this means that, regrettably, this is an enduring issue which will certainly be with us, I believe, for our professional lifetime".
Some of the clues are unnecessarily long – and by "unnecessarily", I don't mean "regrettably".
"Regrettably, this means we've had to take tough but necessary decisions about the size of our workforce.
Regrettably, this means tomorrow's service will be based upon the present strike timetable, but we will do our very best to add services in and extend the hours of operation wherever possible.
"Regrettably this means the school has to lose teachers, but with fewer pupils this can be done while maintaining standards and providing excellent quality achievements.
(If a district attorney can't prove the actual thief stole your wallet, that doesn't make stealing legal. It simply means that, regrettably, a malefactor goes unpunished).
"Some time ago we raised the threat level from medium to high and that regrettably means that attacks are expected because there are people with the intention and the capability of carrying out attacks," Abbott said.
Not this time, regrettably".
This is regrettably not the first time".
