regrettability

the regrettability of the new tax policy has been widely debated by economists.

we must consider the degree of regrettability before implementing any drastic changes.

the report highlighted the regrettability factor associated with the environmental impact assessment.

public opinion surveys often measure the perceived regrettability of recent legislation.

the committee noted the inherent regrettability of the proposed infrastructure project.

a high level of regrettability is expected when sacrifices are demanded from vulnerable populations.

the regrettability rating for this decision was significantly higher than for previous ones.

critics argue that the regrettability threshold has been set too low to prevent harmful outcomes.

the company's annual report includes a section on the regrettability analysis of past projects.

our risk assessment team has quantified the regrettability of the potential delay in the launch.

the regrettability of his remarks was magnified by the timing of the announcement.

in the post‑mortem review, the team discussed the regrettability of overlooking early warning signs.