The consequences are tragic, with maternal health epitomising the impact that underfunding can have on a health system.
The relationships in both "Orpheus" (1948) and "Divertimento From 'Le Baiser de la Fée' " are tragic, with lovers sundered forever by destiny.
The last, extremely painful years were tragic, with loss of memory and severely impaired movement, culminating in his servants' displaying him to gawkers for money.
"For example, gaps in knowledge between young girls and boys on the risks about HIV and AIDS are tragic, with two out of three of the estimated five million young people living with HIV/AIDS in 2009 in Africa and other developing regions, being female," she added.
Newman said: "It is tragic that such people, with both expertise and a genuine passion for humanitarian work, should be held in this way.
And while any officer's death is tragic, we finished 2015 with about half the annual average number of police officers killed in the line of duty.
Radford said: "The circumstances in which the committal of these offences which I have to deal with today is tragic.
Judge Radford said: "The circumstances in which the committal of these offences which I have to deal with today is tragic.
Any loss of life is tragic, but how tragic is nuclear energy compared with other forms of electricity generation?
Tragic figures, including writers, can, like Woolf, still be tragic figures, even with the best luck and the most supportive spouses and the warmest encouragement and the wisest of friends.
