Sentence examples for will be regrettable from inspiring English sources

Even just doing the drill without a plastron will be regrettable.

If something goes wrong and someone gets hurt, perhaps by an imperfect electrode design or using the kit for 'too long' – a duration that has yet to be defined – not only will that be regrettable for the individual but tDCS as a concept will be stigmatised, McKinley says.

Maybe that will turn out to be regrettable.

This may be regrettable cultural ignorance, but it means Aslan will stay just a lion to most movie-goers.

That would be regrettable".

But it would be regrettable.

"Sadly – and we all know this is regrettable – jobs will be part of that, but there is no immediate and substantial announcement to make on it".

It's regrettable that 6 will be such a short season, but at least now we can cry over "Parenthood" because it is a heart-wrenchingly realistic portrait of the trials and tribulations associated with familial ties (and not because it's cancelled).

Well, we will be able to "avoid regrettable misunderstandings", as the European Patent Office would put it, once we have found a definitive solution to the problems attending European patent law, and have cleared such misunderstandings up, because, at the end of the day, prevention is still better than cure.

"It is regrettable that sporting facilities will be lost but difficult choices that are being made in difficult circumstances".

June 11 , 2013NUT (@NUTonline) Christine Blower on #r4today: "Regrettable there will be no coursework as many subjects lend themselves well to coursework".