Sentence examples for it will be tragically from inspiring English sources

The social and economic benefits of the open Internet as we know it will be tragically undermined.

It will be tragically ironic if Ifill actually mars her reputation as a journalist by not asking pertinent follow-up questions because she has been intimidated by the right-wing into going soft on Palin.

The point is that a world invaluable for its richness, scope and rewards will be tragically lost if we continue to listen too late.

And she meets some whose stay will be tragically brief, because lack of insurance has kept them away from doctors until it is too late.

The remaining five million eggs will be tragically unsold, but will come again at half price to a supermarket near you, symbolising resurrection.

Granted some accidents will be tragically unavoidable, but isn't that the case when you cross a road or get into your car?

They will warn of dire consequences if the quota (13,500 tonnes in 2010) is reduced by even a kilo: the industry will be left in ruins; traditional ways of life of life will be tragically destroyed; there will be gnashing of teeth (but no whaling, unless things get really bad…).

According to the Chicago Tribune, Brady's appearance will be tragically short ― he will join the cast only from Jan . 17through April 9. Getting ready to get back on the plane to Chicago! Rehearsal tomorrow y'all!

Our mayor declared it to be Tragically Hip Day.

Catherine Bearder MEP, a lead negotiator on the EU's new air quality laws, said: "Manufacturers in the US have been caught out, but we know that pollution limits are also being breached in Europe... Unless we take action, thousands of lives will continue to be tragically cut short by air pollution".

If something doesn't change, comedic television and film will continue to be tragically unfunny.