Examples of using Regrettable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Regrettable, but understandable.
Ireland described the decision as“extremely regrettable.”.
As you saw, I have no knowledge of this regrettable incident.
We are confident this regrettable situation can be resolved
All the more regrettable is that, according to information from the Federal Ministry for health,
We believe that this regrettable situation can be resolved, our top priority Still continue to provide world-class technology and products to customers around the world.".
In a regrettable reversal of our expectations, Shimshon's actions do not pull us out of this dark period in Israel's history.
Another unfortunate by-product Of that regrettable situation, which, I might add, you handled admirably.
The American political fallout from the speech was seen as the regrettable side effect of a decision with life or death implications for Israel.
In that regrettable instance, we must be prepared to take possession of valuable, strategic territory before France can lay her hands on it.
I cannot have my reputation soiled by this regrettable lack of control on your part.
Certain measures, perhaps regrettable perhaps not, there's much in the Church which needs reformation, Thomas.
For the French establishment, it is not a civil war, just a regrettable misunderstanding between two"ethnic" communities.
It's regrettable to see the use of‘our finest sons' for this purpose, while distorting reality and telling a pack of lies.”.
My family members shift their weight from foot to foot in response to this regrettable information.
This regrettable tendency you have been showing lately towards flagrant emotionalism… I see no reason to insult me, sir.
Second, find it regrettable to say, but you keep the war against with your newspaper.
The Six Classes approach can prevent such“regrettable substitutions” and accelerate reductions in toxics use.
The first of these was the regrettable fact of human mortality and the need to do something about it;
It would be a regrettable waste it would be nothing short of madness were you,