Sentence examples for generate a tragedy from inspiring English sources
Therefore, actions by the military players that degrade this CPR have the potential to generate a tragedy of the commons within the context of game theory, if pursuit of their agenda occurs via the zero sum mentality.
For as biologically inapt as it may sound, this interpretation of one of Shakespeare's most manly tragedies, directed by Phyllida Lloyd, generates a higher testosterone level than any I have seen.
Many Long Beach residents said the tragedy had generated an outpouring of support from the tight-knit community for both the Kennellys and the Maleceks.
The idea behind this kind of policy is that the cash generated in the event of a tragedy can give the company time to rebound and hire new talent to replace the deceased founder.
A somewhat happier case is the emotions generated by tragedy, as explained by philosophers from Malebranche to Hume.
We emphasize the role of density in applying group selection to crops: it is competition among individuals that generates the 'Tragedy of the Commons', providing opportunities to improve plant production by selecting for attributes that natural selection would not favor.
Few will have forgotten that night, or completely obliterated the shock and disbelief generated by the tragedy.
For 15 years it pursued a vicious jihad against largely non-Muslim rebels in the south, then armed and goaded tribesmen in the west to attack rival ethnic groups, generating the Darfur tragedy that has left some 300,000 people dead.
"This is a tragedy that the party has generated for itself.
Those consequences, just like the ones in genuine N.C.A.A. games, generate elation, loss, frustration, tragedy — in a word, drama.
