Meanings of lament how in English

I still lament how much better that money could have been spent.

As she waits for work, Kujur can only lament how water scarcity has made her life harder.

QPR were left to lament how Liverpool had broken from Leroy Fer's botched free-kick at the other end.

We want to lament how she might have changed the world, how she might have gone on to such great heights.

Le Brocq was lamenting how close he came to the win.

Stunned Republicans are left lamenting how their once-safe district has become the Unlucky 13th.

Lamenting how the atmosphere in Brazil has become poisoned, he said: Society is very bitter.

She laments how hard she tries for him.

National MP Nick Smith welcomed the legislation but lamented how long it took the government to introduce it.

He was lamenting how quickly things had turned when lady luck came roaring back into his life via a simple phone call.

Otherwise someone writing a column like this in not many years' time might well be lamenting how we have left it too late.

In a 1975 interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Lee lamented how after the Woodstock performance audiences wanted more rock-driven songs from the band.

But then, I've been on sub-five hour flights with fellow passengers lamenting how it was "such a long flight." It's all relative.

First, he lamented how the colleges, so vocal in their criticisms of the Leaving Cert exam, had failed to deliver reform proposals promised last September.

He ends the piece lamenting how Azad's attackers had still not been caught and asks: "Did we really want a Bangladesh like this?"