Sentence examples for causing a tragedy from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Twenty different things came together or caused a tragedy.. . .

"Little tiny pieces come together like a mosaic to help cause a tragedy," he said.

Edward Markey, a Democratic senator from Massachusetts, has even fretted that any oil spill would cause a "tragedy" along the entire eastern seaboard.

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.

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.

"The goal of the Huntington Beach Police Department is to prevent serious injury and fatal collisions by arresting DUI drivers before they have the chance to cause a tragedy," the department wrote in a statement.

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.

Since the early 1980's, when the communes created under Mao Zedong were disbanded and families were given title to their own livestock, the herds have grown precipitously, causing a classic "tragedy of the commons" on the range.