Sentence examples for it has tragically from inspiring English sources

It has tragically been brightened in its move from the south wall to the north, and is the one space in the restaurant that may be said to have been too modernized.

"This year, it has tragically led to the deaths of people.

It has tragically failed those who, through no fault of their own, must rely on it for the minimum needs of life.

Most of what I described is common sense, but it has tragically not become policy.

It seems the Charter has, tragically, gone the way of the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact which purported to outlaw war and was signed by every major belligerent in World War II.

She believes its toxic impact has tragically marked her life.

Recently, police brutality has tragically made it to the forefront.

And so far, collaboration is something the response has tragically lacked.This time it's differentLike any epidemic, Ebola is best stopped early.

"But at the heart of it is a baby girl whose life has tragically been taken away in the most horrific of circumstances," a spokesman said.

It has been made worse for Mr Peña because his government had sought to play down Mexico's violence and play up its economic potential a strategy that has tragically backfired.

Well, it is true that Africa is the continent that has tragically had regress, not progress, because of war, the ravages of disease, and decisions by too many governing elites to stick to kleptocracy.