Sentence examples for rail tragedy from inspiring English sources

The outpouring over the rail tragedy appears to have enjoyed at least some official approval; many analysts believe the government sees microblogs as a virtual steam valve through which citizens can safely vent complaints.

Now a new government is proposing to privatise an equally sensitive public service, the national air traffic service despite the outcry over the safety of public transport following the recent Paddington rail tragedy.

The Paddington rail tragedy was caused by a head-on crash between a First Great Western inter-city train and a Thames Trains local service at Ladbroke Grove, west London.

The Quintinshill Rail Disaster: Tragedy on the Home Front.

Debate has been fuelled by a series of rail tragedies, including the Hatfield disaster in 2000.

A few grisly rail tragedies, such as the Hatfield crash in 2000, make it hard to argue that training should be scaled back.

Other rail tragedies, including the Paddington and Hatfield crashes, had raised fears that Selby too was linked to safety lapses on the track or in rolling stock, but these were allayed.

Mr Bazlinton said he had received "shabby treatment" from Network Rail after the tragedy and added: "I happen to believe that not much has changed at Network Rail in the way that they treat these incidents".

Following inquests into that tragedy, Network Rail was fined £1m.

In "Treme," HBO's new series about New Orleans, a college professor played by John Goodman railed against the needless tragedy of Hurricane Katrina.

NRA officials have gone on the attack to rail against the "politicization" of a tragedy, and going so far as to suggest that members of the media "love mass shootings" because of the ratings they supposedly bring.