This is causing a tragedy on an unbelievable scale: at least one in 10 women suffer from depression in pregnancy or postnatally, but only one in 10 of those women get the help they need.
A terrible accident – though one which is never shown on screen, and never wholly explained – causes a tragedy, although the irony is that the father now suffers from memory loss, so that he cannot fully feel the anguish and grief he should be going through.
Applying a local-level resilience framework to solar technology use, we conclude that the RE system can improve resilience, however, unintended consequences included a rush for energy usage causing a "tragedy of commons" of finite stored energy and subsequently increased supplementary fossil fuel use.
This caused a tragedy in 1818, however, when a party of twenty drunken passengers managed to capsize the boat and a number of passengers, including two children, were drowned.
Tony Hayward, and the staff that ordered the salt water and others have caused a tragedy that has killed 11 people, and has killed an entire region and maybe it's way of life and people.
A mom (played by Jennifer Garner) who was obsessed with tracking her daughters every text, Internet site search and social media account becomes so overbearing that she nearly causes a tragedy without even realizing it.
Afghanistan is so weak and fragile that any external factor could cause such a tragedy.
"She would show this glass and say the twisted glass here is the symbol of twisted minds that would hate people so much to cause such a tragedy," said Jimerson, recalling the activism of his mother, Melva Brooks Jimerson.
"If a reservoir wall was to break, it would cause a real tragedy".
Jenkin and Hamilton have created a smart script, with laughs and subtleties: could there be a connection in Gordy's mind between the own goal in football and the wartime friendly fire that caused a family tragedy?
