Sentence examples for which would be tragic from inspiring English sources
That could spell peril for the countries' hopeful though stalled four-year-old peace procestalled four-year-oldagic for both.
"All I can say, if you do it, you risk getting killed, which would be tragic for them and for the people involved.
But even if high coverage can be achieved, there is still a danger that news of the vaccine will give people a false sense of security and lead to a reduction in the use of other malaria interventions, which would be tragic.
"You risk getting killed, which would be tragic for them and for the people involved.
It might be that it never comes out, which would be tragic, frankly, given the standards set by its predecessors.
Publishers currently subsidise travel and accommodation for many festival appearances and withdrawing this support may mean some smaller festivals fold – which would be quietly tragic, because festivals kindle and encourage a range of excellent things to do and be which might otherwise simply remain undiscovered, or make a noise like a hoop and roll away for lack of support.
The admission would say Prince Mohammed had approved the journalist's interrogation or rendition back to Saudi Arabia but not his murder, which would be framed as a tragic accident.
