Sentence examples for cause tragedies from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A. is right that most guns are used safely, but it's also true that guns are more likely to cause tragedies than to avert them.

Guns cause tragedies because they are the most efficient tool we have for converting bigotry, fear and anger into death.

Obama agreed, he said, and told Kaufman's loved ones that he hoped the United States could "work together to eradicate the problems that cause tragedies like these," Reyes said.

Those the Loom identifies will apparently cause tragedy in the future, but only Sloan can see and interpret the names.

They can also try to calm people down and be careful not to get so close to a suspect that a mere gesture might cause tragedy.

Phillips said that Jones had called Lionel and said, "this is what this song is written for, as a fundraising vehicle for causes, tragedies, catastrophes like this.

In a prophetic postscript to the first scene, a young narrator named Eddie declares himself "the messenger who brought the news" that causes tragedy to unfold.

The "return to play decision" after a head injury is a serious problem that has caused tragedy and controversy.

They do not deserve to be labeled as "bigots" or accused of causing tragedy with 'hate' simply for disagreeing with currently popular liberal views or policies. .

Never have I seen the individual accidents of life that can cause such tragedies so well expressed and explained.

In much of the world, of course, bacterial disease is a routine cause of tragedy.