Sentence examples for will regrettably be from inspiring English sources

Tom Watson's second captaincy of the United States will regrettably be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

This represents an assault on freedom of expression – an assault that will, regrettably, be familiar to members of the transgender community worldwide.

According to the bride-to-be, the occasion will (regrettably) not be Cheesecake Factory-themed.

Precisely what the Prime Minister said to Mr Mathieson after they had farewelled their final guest will, regrettably, never be known.

There will, regrettably, never be enough to keep the faith and give Kulturfest its critical mass.

Among the most difficult tasks a lawyer performs is telling a client that the client's great business idea will not work, because it regrettably is illegal.

And regrettably, isn't.

Which, regrettably, is something that happened.

Sure it's a hoot to see what gadgets will launch at back-to-school in September and we, regrettably, will be there reporting on start-ups and cool gadgets we find.

Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, a New York Democrat who supports abortion rights and who sent an observer to the conference, said, "This is another example of the Bush Administration versus the world that, regrettably, will be at the expense of women".

Regrettably there will be more casualties.