Sentence examples similar to yet lamentably from inspiring English sources
Products and services are deployed with security that may be adequate in isolation, yet becomes lamentably weak when connected to other systems.
Due to the lamentably slow pace of the investigation, however, none has yet been charged.Those concerned for the reputation for the police are deeply worried.
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.
Lamentably, two were identical.
Lamentably, that has changed.
Short answer: lamentably.
Some people, lamentably, will lose jobs.
Yet it can't just be me that already hears the gritting of teeth when they promote Sky over Freeview or the lamentably tardy Freesat offering put up by BBC and ITV just last month.
Congo had become a lamentably failed state.
The developing world remains lamentably underinsured.
