Sentence examples for which regrettable from inspiring English sources

Which regrettable fact may also mean that there are more of us thinking for ourselves.

"I don't have any relations with Iran, basically, which is regrettable," Mr. Allawi said.

"I engaged in behavior which was regrettable and demonstrated bad judgment," Phelps said.

Which is regrettable, because the further he ventures from it, the more compelling he is.

Muirfield comes across as a deeply unpleasant place after very little time spent there, which is regrettable on two fronts.

"By stopping the shipments, they're disrupting commercial contracts, which is regrettable and will only emphasize the need for geographic diversity of supply," he said.

Some people don't feel passionate about one given subject, which is regrettable but shouldn't consign them to the sidelines of the world of prose.

"One of the big problems that we've got in engineering is a real shortage of young people studying engineering to go into trades such as this, which is regrettable.

"There are a number of delegations that don't believe the Council should be engaged on this, which is regrettable," said the official, Alejandro D. Wolff, the deputy American ambassador.

RMJM's response to all these claims is that "in restructuring the business to meet what are very challenging times for the industry worldwide", the company had been forced to make "decisions which were regrettable, painful, but necessary".

"We couldn't quite put in a full performance, which is regrettable".