Sentence examples for Given the tragedy from inspiring English sources

"Given the tragedy, we're O.K.," said Sally Craig, Alicia's mother.

Given the tragedy which unfolded last week we immediately extended this deadline, but the vast majority of our workforce, and their families, who rely on our mine for their livelihood, have now been unable to work for more than a week".

Given the tragedy of the commons (i.e. our attention) this noise creates, how do platform makers (i.e. Apple and Google), app makers, and users navigate these different goals?

Asked if air travel, given the tragedy, would dissuade foreigners from joining the league in the future, Jaromir Jagr, a celebrated forward who played three seasons with Avangard Omsk before returning to the N.H.L. to play for the Philadelphia Flyers, said it was doubtful.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters that the co-pilot's apparent actions had given the tragedy a "new, simply incomprehensible dimension".

So my argument would be that, given the tragedy of great power politics, they will pursue regional hegemony.

Given the tragedies being commemorated, her comments seemed insensitive, to say the least.

Given the tragedies William Woodward III suffered in life, it would have been kinder to spare his memory Chip Brown's rehash.

The answers, when they come, will give the tragedy new meaning.

A group of civil society volunteers has spent months collecting and verifying names of the victims to give the tragedy a human face.

The president hoped to give the tragedy of 9/11 a speedy happy ending by laying out a simple war pitting God's anointed against the evildoers, then by portraying Iraq as the "central front" in that war, then by staging a stirring victory celebration weeks after that central battle began.