Reducing the number of MPs would have yet another regrettable knock-on effect.
It is not his play; it is yet another regrettable co-authorship — a compilation of six different versions by six well-meaning collaborators and a computer program, Juxta, which conducted a "forensic analysis" of the text.
Such relentless probing should suit the inquisitions to which Ibsen subjects his creatures, and yet, for some regrettable reason, the movie doesn't really work.
This was regrettable, yet serves to underline the fact that the subsidy option only needs a repair and not the burial long sought by the Senate Republican minority leader, Mitch McConnell, and other devotees of unlimited corporate donations.
What is striking to me about Jake Halpern's Profile of Darren Wilson is that the killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed teen-ager, by a cop who fired ten shots into the street, is somehow considered by the Ferguson Police Department, the St . Louis CountyProsecuting Attorney, and the Justice Department to be regrettable yet unpunishable ("The Cop," August 10th & 17th).
Yet, with the highly regrettable exception of Sunni Arabs in the triangle west of Baghdad and around it, most Iraqis should still barring an unexpected upsurge of violence in the Kurdish and Shia parts of the country be able to have a rough but fair choice.
Accidents are regrettable but also acceptable, yet we know roadway fatalities and serious injuries are not.
We don't know what the circumstances are just yet, but obviously this is a very regrettable incident".
Thankfully, the youth of America won't have to know about his work in the amusingly regrettable The Devil's Rain, yet.
Albert Evans as the Prince of Verona is even more regrettable; his appearances are mercifully brief, yet his slow-motion portentous gestures still manage to be giggle-worthy.
