Examples of 'particularly regrettable' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly regrettable"
This phrase expresses a strong sense of disappointment or sorrow regarding a specific situation, event, or outcome. It suggests that the circumstances are especially unfortunate, unfortunate, and worthy of deep regret, emphasizing a heightened level of disappointment or regret compared to a typical or general situation
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particularly regrettable
The absence of such measures is particularly regrettable.
That is particularly regrettable in this day and age.
Two of the qualifying concessions proved particularly regrettable.
This is particularly regrettable given.
These ethnic tensions are particularly regrettable.
This is particularly regrettable in the case of family assistance benefits.
The lack of concern with pollinators and other animals is particularly regrettable.
I find this particularly regrettable.
The remarks about administrative discrimination on the grounds of age or gender are particularly regrettable.
This is particularly regrettable because global challenges can not wait.
I find the amendments initially adopted by the European Parliament particularly regrettable.
We think it is particularly regrettable that the instrument of regulation was opted for.
Spain 's remarks on that subject were particularly regrettable.
Certain delays are particularly regrettable and hold up the work of lawmaking.
The right 's rejection of these requests is particularly regrettable.
It is particularly regrettable that the national health services no longer provide such services.
This is clearly not the case, which is particularly regrettable.
This statistical estimate is particularly regrettable since it leaves the figures open to disturbing manipulations.
The shortage of funds for land-mine clearing was particularly regrettable.
This is particularly regrettable inasmuch as the sampling rate is known for each bathing area.
This relatively low percentage is particularly regrettable and, indeed, worrying.
This is particularly regrettable inas much as the sampling rate is known for each bathing area.
Cassiers and the entire field find this part of the government 's decision particularly regrettable.
This was particularly regrettable coming from the Committee.
They were fired upon directly - and this is particularly regrettable - by Georgian peacekeepers.
It is particularly regrettable that the European code of conduct is not binding.
On that point, the absence of UNESCO from sessions of the Committee was particularly regrettable.
Late payment is particularly regrettable if it occurs despite the debtor 's solvency.
Given that my report evaluates the Council 's actions, its absence is particularly regrettable.
It is particularly regrettable that liberalization has gone hand-in-hand with a negative impact on energy saving.
Spain & apos ; s remarks on that subject were particularly regrettable.
I find that particularly regrettable for the relatively rich and well-structured countries like Germany and Austria.
The destruction of the art deco style “ D ” wing is particularly regrettable.
For this reason it is particularly regrettable that it is only a mediumterm strategy until 2000.
It is particularly regrettable that the rapporteur, Mrs Roth-Behrendt, can not be present for this debate.
It is particularly regrettable that a quarter of this number - 20 million - are children.
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That approach was regrettable and must be stopped
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This has led to a regrettable state of confusion
