Sentence examples for are tragic with from inspiring English sources
The consequences are tragic, with maternal health epitomising the impact that underfunding can have on a health system.
The relationships in both "Orpheus" (1948) and "Divertimento From 'Le Baiser de la Fée' " are tragic, with lovers sundered forever by destiny.
"For example, gaps in knowledge between young girls and boys on the risks about HIV and AIDS are tragic, with two out of three of the estimated five million young people living with HIV/AIDS in 2009 in Africa and other developing regions, being female," she added.
Watching the eviction scenes unfold are tragic to watch, with homeowners left humiliated as all their possessions are emptied out on their front lawns for the world to see.
In the play, when the police are summoned to a home by a 911 call, the results are tragic: A black teenager with autism is fatally shot on his front porch; a white sergeant is accused of the killing.
"It's tragic that with so many workers wanting to be organized into unions, so much energy and money are being devoted to the fight at Kaiser," said William B. Gould IV, a labor law professor at Stanford University and former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board.
Tragic figures, including writers, can, like Woolf, still be tragic figures, even with the best luck and the most supportive spouses and the warmest encouragement and the wisest of friends.
Although the impact of orphan drug price increases on total health costs may be largely a nuisance for insurers, the effects can be tragic for patients with rare conditions and incomplete insurance coverage.
It's tragic that secret research with for-profit corporations is often the only public service available to academics.
Newman said: "It is tragic that such people, with both expertise and a genuine passion for humanitarian work, should be held in this way.
It would be tragic to come up with new applications for these compounds, just to have them end up being inaccessible because of high prices.
