Sentence examples for tragic warnings from inspiring English sources

Another Cornell academic, who works alongside Hancock at the university's Social Media Lab, was awarded almost $1.2m in US government funding earlier this month for a new study on the disclosure of personal information by social media users – "from mundane details of daily life to tragic warnings of planned suicide" – to help assist in "well-being interventions".

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The recent terrorist attack on the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi, Kenya, is a stark and tragic warning of what can happen if the world neglects Somalia.

Their views largely echoed the message of the memorial, which sidesteps the issue of responsibility and presents Hiroshima as a tragic warning to all against the use of nuclear weapons.

Cruelly, Today was chatting about this last week, when it replayed Nigel's tragic fall from the roof WITHOUT WARNING.

"These tragic events should serve as a warning to the unwary, and should restore sanity to the deluded," the crown prince continued.

We had a pretty good warning earlier this year, when the tragic earthquake and tsunami in Japan caused an even bigger tragedy when the Fukushima nuclear power plant suffered a meltdown.

In the first, Republicans in Pennsylvania flooded 75,000 Jewish voters with an e-mail alarum from a retired Jewish judge equating a vote for Barack Obama with the "tragic mistake" of Jews who ignored the warning signs of the Holocaust.

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Photo essay depicts the tragic aftermath of the attack >> (warning graphic images).

Cameras provide the necessary transparency after a tragic incident occurs, but cannot provide the warning signs necessary to prevent it.