Sentence examples for abuse tragedy from inspiring English sources

Carter said this overload left two-thirds of school nurses feeling overstretched, unsupported and unsure of spotting a potential abuse tragedy.

My criticism is based on the church's continued misguided positions on a number of social concerns; its refusal to welcome women as priests, drop the celibacy requirement for priesthood, and effectively solve the sexual abuse tragedy; and now its investigation of our American nuns.

"My medium and my process results in works that, to me, are the embodiment of the harrowing narrative of abuse, tragedy, and ignorance".

Then, later in the summer, after the pontiff wrapped up his weekend trip to Ireland in August, the Irish Times commissioned a poll in which "55percentt of [Irish] respondents said Pope Francis had not gone far enough" in addressing the country's long-standing sex abuse tragedy.

A child welfare expert warned last night that children's services around the country were failing to learn from child abuse tragedies such as the deaths of Daniel and Baby P – the 17-month-old Peter Connelly, who was killed by his mother, her partner and her partner's brother in Haringey, north London.

There's another theme that emerges from Ofsted's review of child abuse tragedies.

Roman Catholic worshipers burst into rare applause at St. Agnes Cathedral today as their bishop finished a sermon calling sexual abuse "a tragedy of huge proportions that has struck at the heart of the church".

By Blue Chevigny NEW YORK, USA, 14 February 2007 – "This meeting is crucial to the future of the people of Liberia," stated President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf at the Liberia Partners' Forum held this week in Washington, DC. "They have lived through the nightmare of senseless wars, violence, abuse and tragedy," she added.

They are abusing a tragedy".

Pain experts say the country is seeing a reprise of the abuse and tragedies that followed the introduction of OxyContin, a time-release form of oxycodone that was heavily marketed in the late 1990s.

From beatings and rapes to witnessing people dying in the Mediterranean and being held captive by Islamic State, the children's testimonies reveal a litany of abuses and tragedy.