1. This was a very regrettable error.

2. His tiredness caused him to make a regrettable error.

3. The loss of jobs is highly regrettable.

4. It is regrettable that...

5. It is regrettable that the police were not informed sooner.

6. Her rudeness was most / highly regrettable.

7. Taxes are a regrettable necessity.

8. It's regrettable that classical music receives so little attention.

9. Your choice of friends is regrettable.

10. It is highly regrettable that the minister cannot be here in person.

11. It was a regrettable incident but I now consider the matter closed.

12. Any job losses are regrettable.

13. Here they still appear as regrettable or puzzling distractions.

13. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

14. The whole business was regrettable but not beyond redemption.

15. Against that background, it is regrettable that the Opposition intend to move to deny the Bill a Second Reading this evening.

16. There has been a marked and regrettable increase in reports from the town over the past year concerning the behaviour of students.

17. Instead, another regrettable aspect of her personality impelled her to smile specially at this man.

18. For a regrettable number, emotional instability and spiritual confusion remain long after the physical bruises have faded.

19. While regrettable(), this will enable us to maintain the collections and improve the level of service that we currently offer.

20. Even my highly regrettable tendency to react positively whenever the fridge door is opened was proof against that.

21. It was regrettable that the single justice had been advised that there was no need to pay regard to Meikle.

22. This fear became a regrettable visitor on certain anniversaries, my birthday, for instance, or I should say ours.

23. If the practice of subsidising denominational schools is regrettable, in Northern Ireland it is catastrophic.

24. The manner in which the decision was announced was extremely regrettable.

25. The President pleaded that strong rule from the centre was a regrettable, but temporary necessity.

26. The latest shortfall, for 1993-94, caused by yet more Republican mischief-making, is regrettable.

27. They will not do this if all the recent most regrettable and very negative publicity persists.

28. Shortly after his father died the new Earl said how regrettable it was that he had died alone.

29. What seems initially unique and disturbing can become a well-known if regrettable fact of life shared with many others.

30. The setting of such explicit quantitative targets, especially for the first few years, offered regrettable hostages to fortune.

1. This was a very regrettable error.

2. His tiredness caused him to make a regrettable error.

3. The loss of jobs is highly regrettable.

4. It is regrettable that...

5. The manner in which the decision was announced was extremely regrettable.

6. It is regrettable that the police were not informed sooner.

7. It is highly regrettable that the minister cannot be here in person.

31. He neither showed nor expressed any grief at this regrettable development.

32. As praise costs so little, this is a regrettable finding to emerge from studies of parent-child relationships.

33. Neither welcomed the presence of the city's poor, the majority of its population, though both recognised their regrettable necessity.

34. The departure of Richard Wilcock and his staff was equally regrettable.

35. This is regrettable, certainly, and everything should be done to make the lives of these animals as good as practicable.

36. There was regrettable delay in serving it and it should have been served personally on Mr. Butler in prison.

37. It's regrettable that we can't go in June when the weather is best.

38. It is regrettable that our appeal a dead letter.

39. It is regrettable that we never speak seriously.

40. It is regrettable that he doesn't follow your instruction.

41. It's regrettable that bob do not follow your instructions.

42. It is regrettable that strike leaders seem intent on spoiling holidays.

43. Visitor A : Oh, it's so regrettable! How about the small pavilion nearby?

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44. Contemplate the fact that you might have made a regrettable, but somewhat explainable decision then.

45. When everybody immerses in the Olympic Games succeed when the jubilation which begins, I actually heard one to let the people be supposed to feel the very regrettable matter.

46. To this small but increasingly strident group a victory for Hanoi was not regrettable.

47. '' Some extremists will mourn bin Laden, and it is regrettable that he was not captured to stand trial for crimes for which he brazenly took credit.

48. South Korea's Unification Ministry called the North Korean decision regrettable.

49. A person who does a regrettable action is often regretful afterwards.

50. It is regrettable that our appeal remained a dead letter.

51. The reason behind decisions we must make today is regrettable.

52. The American Civil Liberties Union said that a regrettable reversal under political pressure will strike a blow to American values and the rule of law and will undermine America's credibility.

53. Flaherty had hinted on Thursday the report would be grim, saying the job numbers would be "very regrettable" and there was a risk that Canada's recession would get much worse.

54. On December 2,1943, a most regrettable and disturbing incident took place at the port of Ban.

55. It is regrettable the current economic crisis for many training enterprises and ring the death Bell.

56. The ignorance of a director of this large organization is regrettable.

57. The tendency of many economists to sweep noneconomic factors into the dustbin of ceteris paribus is indeed regrettable.

58. Even those regrettable types seemed trivial enough to be laughed out of sight -- and forgotten.

59. He spoke of this as a regrettable lapse into political exoticism on his part.

60. Many people, particularly women, make the often regrettable mistake of getting involved with married person.

61. It is regrettable that the War of Rage cut them off from these former allies, yet the knowledge they learned still survives, if only in a bastardized and diminished form.