Examples of using Regrettable in English and their translations into Spanish
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Regrettable, sir.
That this is not so is regrettable.
Regrettable, I know.
China finds this outcome regrettable.
It's regrettable, but there's nothing he can do.
People also translate
I think I know a lost cause when I see one. Regrettable.
That's regrettable. But what does it have to do with me?
Well, it's just one of those regrettable accidents.
It is regrettable, but what Mrs. Durán says is the truth.
He described the position of the host country as regrettable.
Data to prevent regrettable substitution- ECHA.
Regrettable that one can't fly a billiard table, isn't it?
Ms. Mladineo(Croatia) said that the lack of consensus was regrettable.
It's regrettable but the losing team will have their debut put off.
In the end you say to yourself: regrettable, but unavoidable errors.
It's regrettable a man with your skills and tactics is a ronin.
I shall inform all of those who are able to understand… such a regrettable situation.
However, it is regrettable what about serve the ends of a murderer!
It has also started to approach substances in groups to avoid regrettable substitution.
This exception is regrettable, but required for COM compliance.
It's regrettable that we have to meet under these circumstances, Mrs. Irving.
Because my hands are tied by some regrettable political considerations.”.
That was regrettable, since many of them were valuable.
Most regrettable, and it is of the utmost importance that nothing further should leak out.
This is a very regrettable verdict because the E480 certainly has potential.
It is regrettable that the efforts to build national unity failed yesterday.
However, regrettable that States did not always accept all that that entailed.
It is regrettable, tragically regrettable, but unfortunately. foreseeable.
However regrettable the situation in Belarus may be, we must expand our contacts.
It was regrettable that some States deliberately encouraged discrimination against their minorities.
