Sentence examples for tragically low from inspiring English sources

I've always been tragically low maintenance, even more so since I've had children.

I normally suffer from seasonal affective disorder and always feel tragically low at the end of summer.

A survey of the industry taken around the same time found that just 22% of game developers were women; that's double the number in 2009 thanks to more open recruitment practices, but still tragically low.

We know they obviously own much of the land in which the Prodigal has landed, they are controllers of the local wealth, and pay tragically low wages.

It pretty much guarantees that virtually the only people Christians can ever realistically hope to convert are those with tragically low self-esteem .-- E.self-esteem .--

The employment numbers for vets are tragically low; according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistic reports that "... for male vets, ages 18 to 24, the unemployment rate is hovering around 33percentt vs. about 15percentt for their civilian counterparts.

Tim Rutten in the LA Times recently compared the Huffington Post's business model to "a galley rowed by slaves and commanded by pirates" and said that the AOL deal "will push more journalists more deeply into the tragically expanding low-wage sector of our increasingly brutal economy".

The same would be tragically true in low-income, high risk neighborhoods across the nation.

The $14.5 million opening wasn't a disaster, but it's tragically his second-lowest opening weekend, behind only The Gridiron Gang's $14.4 million.

Fast fashion, as its name alludes, is like junk food: it's cheap, low-quality, and tragically tasty.

But tragically, there is another crisis within a crisis: low donations for food aid.