Although this is a matter of editing rather than content, it is nevertheless regrettable.
It is also regrettable that there are no notes on the contributors and their institutional affiliations.
This is interesting, and makes it regrettable that 'there has been little productive interaction between music theory and prosodic theory'.
It is regrettable that he did not allow himself to drift a bit more from his historian's mooring in documents.
They are simply nonexistent in her book, a total cultural omission leaving a regrettable hole in the social tapestry she attempts to weave.
It is permissible to doubt whether the encouragement of the labour contract system by statute is not mainly responsible for this regrettable state of affairs.
It is regrettable to have to report that errors such as those described above can be found on dozens of pages of this book.
At this point, it is important to acknowledge the often regrettable or painful consequences of our decision, along with the expected benefits.
