Sentence examples for foreseeable tragedy from inspiring English sources
On Friday, the main opposition party said the Washington scandal was a "foreseeable tragedy" because of Ms. Park's refusal to heed her critics.
It was also perhaps the most foreseeable of historical tragedies.
Tragedy for Racine is an inexorable series of events leading to a foreseeable and inevitable catastrophe.
The tragedy is that this was foreseeable.
National governments jealously guard their sovereign authority over immigration issues and are unlikely to surrender powers to Brussels or pool decision-taking in the foreseeable future, despite the shame of the Lampedusa tragedy, which is the biggest single loss of life involving Mediterranean "boat people".
Joe Delmar, the agency's spokesman, said the deaths "run a wide gamut of tragedy" from the accidental to the premeditated and foreseeable.
"Such policies have failed to deter desperate people and just increase their suffering, turning a foreseeable and manageable influx of people fleeing for survival into a policy-made human tragedy," says Vickie Hawkins, UK director of Médecins sans Frontières.
"But it's not foreseeable".
Both developments were wholly foreseeable.
This emergency was foreseeable.
