Sentence examples for tragically because from inspiring English sources

Tragically, because of limited resources, we were not able to reach more people.

Tragically, because the early stages of the fault slip looked like an ordinary earthquake, Japan's sophisticated automatic early-warning systems initially underestimated the magnitude of the event.

"Seven decades ago, China was a victor, but seven decades later, China has still lost, and lost more tragically, because this makes future generations doubt the nation's values, the importance of sacrifice and the dignity of life".

In the 1950s during the McCarthy era, careers ended tragically because fearful institutions fired numerous professors.

"There are still organs that we don't get access to, tragically, because people could benefit from those," Professor Wallwork said.

Tragically, because Heather stood bravely against racism and hatred, she was taken from us," Bro said.

Boredom is the predominant cause of inner city violence, because, tragically, violence is exciting.

It would be hilarious but tragically wrong, because it really was a different place.

And she meets some whose stay will be tragically brief, because lack of insurance has kept them away from doctors until it is too late.

The circumstances are of course sadly similar: a young life is cut tragically short because a minority of users are abusing an online platform.

Laura Rogers of the Pew Campaign on Human Health and Industrial Farming called the new rules "the most sweeping action the agency has undertaken in this area," while Caroline Smith DeWaal of the Center for Science in the Public Interest criticized them as "tragically flawed" because they relied too much on voluntary industry efforts.