Sentence examples for especially tragic from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rapp said the death was especially tragic because hepatitis A is preventable with a vaccination.

It is especially tragic as treatment is inexpensive and can be delivered locally.

This is especially tragic: While Americans may differ on the desirability of equality of outcomes, there is near-universal consensus that inequality of opportunity is indefensible.

Allowing politics to hamper the campaign against human trafficking is especially tragic at a time when innovative approaches are making gains.

There's something especially tragic about the death, in a car crash in Los Angeles, at the age of thirty-three, of Michael Hastings.

"It is especially tragic when it turns out that one of the lives lost is that of a fellow police officer".

The fact that children are especially vulnerable to infection makes these diseases particularly tragic.

There is something a bit too deja-vu-ish about this election campaign, especially the tragic Greek economic backdrop.

And yet, despite the factual nature of science offering us some measure of consolation and closure in the face of our own demise, science fails to answer the relentless and yawning questions that haunt us after living things fade away--especially the tragic and criminal demise of mass murder and genocide that gnaw on human intelligence and empathy for generations after.

That song, especially, is very tragic.

"Any loss of life is tragic, especially as the result of a suicide.