Sentence examples for repeated tragedies from inspiring English sources

Our decision was speeded up by Nice, by the repeated tragedies".

An equal if not greater share of the blame falls on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed's government for failing to act despite repeated tragedies.

In the wake of such repeated tragedies, FUNAI frontiersmen helped convince the Brazilian government to abandon attraction fronts and adopt a no-contact policy in 1988 (see main story).

We can see its operation in the disturbing deja vu of repeated tragedies untouched by shallow explanations and endless evidence.

We're a long way from the American Revolution, but it still shapes our national consciousness and resists facts, logic, and repeated tragedies.

Both parties are in shameful retreat, despite repeated gun tragedies across the nation.

Police Superintendent John De Candia said officers were frustrated that despite repeated warnings, tragedy had struck again.

Obama made some final points addressing the scare tactics that his plan is "socialism" or that this is a "government takeover of healthcare, after paying a powerful tribute to the late Sen Ted Kennedy, paraphrasing Kennedy's powerful repeated public tragedy that many families face: "There is something that will make you better, but I can't afford it".

While the police search for that baby's parents, state officials have increased advertising and outreach for a program that has, since its inception in 2000, aimed to prevent others from repeating these tragedies.

"Everybody is talking about how this is the end of clubbing culture as a whole," said Bristolian producer Troy Gunner, when we chatted in the leadup to the protest, "as if there's nowhere else to go and everybody's gonna end up in fields repeating the tragedies that have happened.

"Everybody is talking about how this is the end of clubbing culture as a whole," said Bristolian producer Troy Gunner, when we chatted in the lead-up to the protest, "as if there's nowhere else to go and everybody's gonna end up in fields repeating the tragedies that have happened.