Sentence examples for tragic lack from inspiring English sources

A tragic lack of insensitivity and an excess of rationality no doubt militated against its adoption.

Even more bewildering is the sex, or the tragic lack of it.

Tells about the tragic lack of work in Gaza, now in the status of an unattached state.

"Hospitals Make No Headway in Curbing Errors, Study Says" (front page, Nov. 25) details the tragic lack of compliance in the United States with best hospital practices.

Toward the end of the series, Dean Strang, Steven Avery's defense lawyer, notes that most of the problems in the criminal-justice system stem from "unwarranted certitude" — what he calls "a tragic lack of humility of everyone who participates".

Displaying a sometimes tragic lack of self-awareness, the opposition spent years digging itself deeper into that hole: Its relentlessly negative approach created a cartoon villain version of Chávez that people just didn't recognize as the real thing.

But "Gotham Tragic" lacks any of that novel's wild, contrary pizazz.

Okinawa, a backwater province plagued by a tragic past, lacked the infrastructure and know-how needed to mount an international event of such magnitude.

In the Golden Age of Roman literature, roughly from the birth of Virgil in 70 bce to the death of Ovid in 17 ce, the Roman poets followed the example of Greek literature; although they produced great lyric and epic verse, their tragic drama lacked the probing freshness and directness fundamental to tragedy.

Yet, I'm not surprised at their tragic failures from lack of audience.

We Care Solar, based in Berkeley, California, was co-founded by Dr. Laura Stachel, an obstetrician, and her husband, Hal Aronson, an energy engineer, because Laura witnessed the tragic results of lack of light to manage cesarean sections and surgical procedures in Nigeria in 2008.