lamentably ,

Over the years, lamentably, the Governor made it more so.

What use I have been able to make of computers has lamentably failed me here.

What you lamentably failed to do with the electoral system.

Lamentably, the Bennett plan makes only a gesture toward that.

True, our last Constitution did tumble within the year, so lamentably.

And this young man, lamentably, was one of the devout ones.

Former presidents of small, corrupt nations do not, lamentably, have many bad weeks.

He said it was a poor story, which is an entirely different and much more lamentably important thing."

It means a lamentably distorted way of life that remains alien here.

My mama always said I was lamentably lacking in manners.

And, lamentably, the restriction still stands when it comes to spending federal dollars.

Lamentably, not too many stick around after seeing the ocelot.

Yet lamentably, the demise of the cold war has favored just those conflicts.

The conclusion was that "the School has fallen off lamentably in the higher branches of education".

He then finds the Jews "lamentably lacking in true religion."

Our fortune on the sea is out of breath, And sinks most lamentably.

Lamentably, Western experts often emphasize, political democracy was not part of the package.

That is why this is, lamentably, a problem whose solution will take a great deal of time.

However, he was always lamentably short of hard cash, and Snotty could afford to pay.

The more indigenous food is alluring but, lamentably, not always appealing.

That name, lamentably, still draws a blank from most Westerners.

"And I have lamentably failed," he muttered with a shrug.

So this history is in one respect lamentably old-fashioned.

For those lamentably addicted, the Internet is creeping toward a total takeover of our lives.

The wine list is limited, with lamentably few affordable Italian selections.