Sentence examples for tragically impacted from inspiring English sources

"Young people have already been tragically impacted by Kids Company's closure.

And in this terrible reality spun out of the core war between the two main gangs — the Barrio 18 and the Mara Salvatrucha or MS-13— no single group has been more tragically impacted than the young.

The alternative, she warns, is perpetual adolescence and superficiality – a condition that will have a tragically destructive impact on both our intimate relationships and upon our democracy.

I plan to ask Secretary Geithner questions based on what I have learned from working with people in New York State who have been impacted by the crisis, including those who have tragically lost their homes and their savings.

The threat we face, particularly from Daesh, is very real, and we have seen all too starkly and tragically the devastating impact radicalisation can have on individuals, families and communities.

Tragically, the residual impact of colonialism and racism in South Africa and present-day racism in the United States have significantly influenced health care delivery in these mostly poor and underserved communities.

Though seemingly far from the front, the war is very much present, whether in the social pressure to buy war bonds, or ultimately, tragically, in the impact of influenza.

She believes its toxic impact has tragically marked her life.

There's a precedent in the outlawing of poison gas after World War I when its terrible impacts were tragically demonstrated.

One trip took him to Swaziland, where UNICEF was working with its partners to address the impact of a tragically high HIV-prevalence rate.

Security minister John Hayes said: "We have seen all too starkly and tragically the dangers of radicalisation and the devastating impact it can have on individuals, families and communities.