Sentence examples for tragic advance from inspiring English sources

In the tragic advance of the deadly Ebola virus in Africa, and now in other countries as well, the need for such machines appears more evident that usual.

"On behalf of Germanwings, Lufthansa will cover the immediate expense resulting from this tragic accident by making an advance payment of at least €50,000 per passenger," a Germanwings spokeswoman told the BBC.

In this context, succumbing to her monomaniacal brother's advances makes perfect tragic sense.

To people who viewed advanced-gestation abortions as tragic but sometimes unavoidable, doctors willing to be trained in such difficult procedures seemed brave.

The Swiss emergency medical services are to be commended for their ability to provide a rapid and medically advanced response to this tragic incident, despite significant challenges.

Murray told BBC Sport it was "tough" to understand such a "tragic" loss, and to comprehend how quickly the illness had advanced.

And despite advance strictures, McGuinness' translation admirably brings out the play's tragic trajectory.

The advance publicity lavished on "The Crow" comes almost entirely from its newsy, tragic sidelight.

As tragic as the Fukushima disaster has been, it has provided a rare opportunity to advance those goals.

A study released recently in Brazil shows the tragic extent of violence in the country, despite the great social and economic advances it has achieved in the last two decades.

Slavkin's extraordinary ambition for a utopian state based on scientific advances will turn out to be both a prefiguring and a tragic reckoning.