Sentence examples for would have a tragedy from inspiring English sources
"If that were not the case, we would have a tragedy," he said.
"Any city that had gotten that volume of rain would have a tragedy as bad or worse than what Niterói experienced," Mr. Silveira said on CBN Radio.
He said the tragedy would have a huge effect on a very tight-knit community.
I'm guessing whales would have a very different definition of tragedy.
O'Neill admitted: "It would have been a tragedy if a player like Aaron, who has given so much to Northern Ireland over 18 years, didn't get a chance to play in a major tournament.
The archive's director, David Cleveland, said: "It's an important film and it would have been a tragedy if it had been lost".
Shop Direct chief executive Mark Newton-JonesaidIt: "It would have been a tragedy if the [Woolworths] name had disappeared – an iconic name in British retailing – so we are delighted to be bringing it back".
That would have been a tragedy.
"The moratorium was unfortunate, but to lose Cprit entirely would have been a tragedy".
It would have been a tragedy if, after all that, Labour had then lost the election.
That would have been a tragedy not only for the pupils but also for the wider community.
