Sentence examples for tragic boost from inspiring English sources
In 1929, Rambert's fortunes were given a tragic boost with the death of Sergei Diaghilev, and the disbanding of his company.
This gives rise to a tragic vicious circle whereby surging gun ownership boosts insecurity which, in turn, persuades more people they need a gun.
She warned that private companies' attempts to cut back their level of investment in order to boost profits could have "tragic" consequences for the vulnerable people in their care.
The judge added that he found it "incredibly tragic" that neighboring groups of young people sought to boost their "self-worth by creating a sense of otherness with people who should be your brothers and sisters".
And while mass shootings shootings are regularly lamented as tragic events that demand change, they give a huge boost to the bottom line of gun and ammo manufacturers. .
ANDREA JENKYNS, 40 TORY, MORLEY AND OUTWOOD In her victory speech on defeating shadow chancellor Ed Balls, Jenkyns referred to the tragic death of her father, saying the reason she stood for parliament was to boost the NHS in memory of him.
A tragic, tragic accident," he said.
