Sentence examples for tragic costs from inspiring English sources

The obstruction that Ms. Frederickson cites illustrates its tragic costs.

This capacious book is never more engaging than when, spurning polemic and theory, Dalrymple describes, with a novelist's compassion, the tragic costs of his rebellion.

Given the tragic costs of the previous seven years in Afghanistan, it's important that progress toward those benchmarks be judged candidly, and policy adjusted accordingly.

In an editorial headlined "Tragic Costs of Delay," China Daily, the official English-language newspaper, cited the SARS epidemic and the powdered milk scandal and chastised government for its sluggish response to the most recent health crisis.

The broad point here is that while tech-fueled economic growth can be good, gentrification carries enormous and often tragic costs for certain individuals and communities.

While the EPA does its job fighting for those most impacted by pollution, it is helpful to hear the stories of those who are suffering its all too tragic costs.

He finished a first draft of it in Lebanon but at tragic cost, for Henriette died of malaria at ʿAmshīt on September 24 , 1861 while he himself fell desperately ill.

She said that Russia's military campaign in the breakaway republic has had a "tragic cost in human lives and a high cost to Russia's world standing".

It's left to Mignini, the prosecutor of the case, to hint at the tragic cost of this viral phenomenon of a story.

It has spawned public intolerance and abuse, forcing tens of millions of gay and bisexual men and women to live in fear and secrecy, at tragic cost to themselves and their families".

In a statement, Lanny A. Breuer, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's Criminal Division, suggested that Transocean had played a subservient and lesser role in the disaster to that of BP: "Transocean's rig crew accepted the direction of BP well site leaders to proceed in the face of clear danger signs — at a tragic cost to many of them".