Sentence examples for though lamentably from inspiring English sources
More palatable (though lamentably uninspiring) rivals to Blair include Jan Peter Balkenende, the Dutch Prime Minister, or Finland's Paavo Lipponen.
Given that nearly half of Republican voters supported Trump in the primaries and nearly 90percentt of Republicans voted for Trump in the general election, though, Congressional Republicans lamentably have no real incentive to strongly oppose the president-elect's anti-democratic initiatives and rhetoric.
There is talk of yet more pruning of tax exemptions, and possibly a new tax on "extravagant" incomes though not, lamentably, of reversing a daft reduction in value-added tax for restaurants that costs the state €2.4 billion ($3.5 billion) a year.
Short answer: lamentably.
Congo had become a lamentably failed state.
Though a devout Presbyterian, Trimble seems genuinely uninterested in confessional politics, even if he is lamentably indifferent to the impact of some of his actions and rhetoric on the nationalist community.
The developing world remains lamentably underinsured.
"Lamentably," Mr. Gaspar said, "luck eluded him".
Lamentably, this was an opportunity missed.
Lamentably little scientific work has been done on their genes and their social history, though a limited New York psychiatric study asserts that as many as 60% are seriously sick, mostly with schizophrenia.
