Sentence examples for tragic consequence of this from inspiring English sources

One tragic consequence of this month's Israeli military offensive across the West Bank has been the heavy blow it inflicted on a Palestinian economy and civil society that had begun to show signs of life.

The tragic consequence of this phenomenon is that the leaders of many athletic departments often make decisions based on revenue rather than education.

The prevalence of these diseases in the Caribbean is at least in part a tragic consequence of the slave trade.

It is yet another tragic consequence of the financial crisis that it has brought to power the politician most likely to create the next one.

But if the fear of Baghdad and Falluja is what keeps foreign powers from saving huge numbers of Burmese from their own government's callousness, that will be one more tragic consequence of the Iraq war.

"The tragic consequence of these problems during a recession is more people sleeping rough.

Ultimately, however, the most tragic consequence of the Supreme Court verdict is that it effectively sidelines another, and arguably more important, crisis of power in Pakistan: the energy crisis.

What has transpired in a devastated rustbelt city in Michigan is one tragic consequence of the Republican party's decades-long pushback against such popular efforts.

And it is precisely this idea of an "un-united" Europe that is the most tragic consequence of the referendum, an idea that brings us back to centuries of hatred and isolationism.

Another tragic consequence of the conflict is the recruitment of child soldiers.

The tragic consequence of the current fragmented approach to drug development is that key design elements that are essential for the success of new therapeutics can inadvertently be left out during discovery and early development stages of new drug candidates.