Tragedy reveals dire situation The tragedy which occurred on May 22 at the Armadale Juvenile Correctional Centre in St. Ann, where seven girls died and others were injured in a fire, has subsequently indicated gross negligence on the part of the authorities to sufficiently execute a duty of care owed to the occupants of this facility.
Freeman also places small and unobtrusive vignettes of local activity on the edges of the arena, reminding us that life goes on all around while the direst personal tragedy is being played out in the centre.
While the online world isn't nearly as dire as Genovese's tragedy, its clear from a recent OSU study that bystander syndrome that bears her name is still alive and well.
Especially when the tragedy is as dire as Haiti's, success is measured not just in the many millions of dollars raised, but by the degree of restraint.
The tragedy reveals a dire need for the protection of children's rights in such institutions, to aid in the realisation of their basic needs and the expansion of their opportunities to reach their full potential.
Some controversy existed regarding the role of the media, although all were in agreement that this natural disaster created enormous devastation and tragedy in a country where dire conditions existed before the earthquake.
A deity such as she imagined, who dished out punishments, rewards, death, life and tragedy with tyrannical arbitrariness, was in dire need of theological reshaping.
Apart from the immediate human tragedy, such an attack would have dire long-term effects on America's political and social fabric by eroding people's trust in the competence of their government.
The alarming trend of avian extinctions may be more than just a tragedy for bird lovers; they could have dire consequences for the ecosystems on which all life depends, a new study indicates.
The speech, entitled "The Tragedy of Today's Gays," began with a dire assessment of the Presidential election.
