Sentence examples for imposed tragedy from inspiring English sources

The concern with this story is that the imposed tragedy was so great that many are now struggling in the face of darkness and possible feelings of despair may begin to set in.

If the fashion world has imposed any tragedy on him, it is to have seen him only in terms of the clouds.

Holland's whole life was shaped by the tragedy imposed on his father by a court of law.

Plain and simple, this remains a self-imposed tragedy, where we have no one to blame, but ourselves.

But the author cannot hide his anger and grief at the tragedies that have been imposed on the Siberian landscape by the human will.

This paper addresses the analysis of different types of mechanisms, endogenously emerged from groups vs. externally imposed to them, when facing the typical tragedy of the commons.

The roots of Iraq and Afghanistan's tragedy lie in the abrupt and imposed nature of change.

Collectively, this new information deepens our understanding of the tragedy and starkly contradicts the narrative of blame imposed on Jones' victims.

A valley colonised by industrialisation is making the most of the industrial structures that were imposed on it.It would be negligent not to mention the Aberfan tragedy when considering land reclamation in Wales.

In March, a judge called Connor's death an "unnecessary human tragedy" after imposing a £1m fine on Southern Care NHS trust for systemic failures and health and safety breaches.

Ever the liberal Democrat, she endorses capitalism despite its cyclical and colossal waste of resources and the human tragedy this imposes across the globe.