Examples of 'it was regrettable' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was regrettable"
it was regrettable: Indicates a feeling of remorse or disappointment about a past event or decision. It implies that something unfortunate occurred and is now viewed negatively
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it was regrettable
In that connection it was regrettable that the.
It was regrettable that such a reference had been deleted.
He smacked his lips as if it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that there were still outstanding contributions.
All in the past now, but it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that those problems continued to arise.
Given the importance of the subject, it was regrettable that such was not the case.
It was regrettable that there was such a lack of female candidates.
However welcome that Initiative, it was regrettable that its implementation was taking longer than expected.
It was regrettable that that substitution had not been made.
She hoped that he had done so out of ignorance ; if so, it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that no agreement had been reached on that issue.
If that was correct, it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that the rate of accession remained so low.
Mr. KRAPPMANN said that it was regrettable that primary education was not yet compulsory.
It was regrettable that they had not done so.
Oh no! it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that no official statistics existed on domestic violence.
But it was regrettable.
It was regrettable that there was no ethnic breakdown of the unemployment figures.
And It was regrettable.
It was regrettable that such a system had still not been realized.
In that regard, it was regrettable that it was necessary to proceed to a vote.
It was regrettable that some delegations had decided to put it to a vote.
However, it was regrettable that the right to self-determination had been limited.
It was regrettable that that arrangement had been diluted in recent years.
Nonetheless, it was regrettable to note that the election had been organised in haste.
It was regrettable that no decision could be taken at the current meeting.
In that respect, it was regrettable that the necessary political will was often lacking.
It was regrettable that the debate was being used for political ends.
Nevertheless, it was regrettable that some chronic problems still remained, such as travel restrictions.
It was regrettable you ever left us.
In that regard, it was regrettable that the Committee 's activities were not being adequately funded.
It was regrettable that the mistakes of the colonial past were being perpetuated.
Nevertheless, it was regrettable that the goal of halving poverty by 2015 remained in doubt.
It was regrettable that the debate had made no mention of that.
It was regrettable that the rule was thus being presented in a truncated version.
It was regrettable that the draft resolution had to be put to a vote.
It was regrettable that attempts had been made to retrench those outcomes.
It was regrettable that only.
It was regrettable that it had been necessary to take a vote on the draft resolution.
It was regrettable that no action had been taken to mitigate the involved costs.
It was regrettable that the initiative had taken too long to materialize.
It was regrettable that programmes aimed at the militarization of space were still being undertaken.
It was regrettable that the draft preambular paragraph had not been adopted.
It was regrettable that some other partners had not been ready to move on.
It was regrettable that the international community did not share that concern.
It was regrettable that the resumption of the national competitive examinations was being delayed.
It was regrettable that no significant progress had yet been made on those issues.
It was regrettable that that had not been the case.
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That approach was regrettable and must be stopped
Regrettable oversights on the part of one of my guards
This has led to a regrettable state of confusion
