Tragically, the tanker fell victim to them.

Tragically, genocide is happening again, this time in Sudan.

The IMF is tragically ignoring this logic in Argentina.

Perhaps you are inclined to take things too tragically.'

Enamoured are the unbelievers of the life of this world, and scoff at the faithful.

That he was a tragically conflicted man is not news.

She could not help smiling in answer, not to his words but to his enamoured eyes.

Tragically, Bassel has not yet been able to complete this project.

Tragically, such losses never appear on the profit sheets measured by accountants.

last part is, tragically, true pic.twitter.com V6zOYiRfXD Fadi Al Qadi ( fqadi) 29 November 2016

Tragically, all this is not only about human victims, but also about the Palestinians political horizon.

Tragically and, many would argue, unforgivably the gas also caused the deaths of 130 theater goers.

Below is a quote from Charb from 2012 that is tragically prescient of the events to come

She recalled the ball and Vronsky and his humble, enamoured gaze, and their relations with one another there was nothing to be ashamed of.

It is a pity though, that in some dramatic moments, the recording, in some cases rather tragically, decreases.

Tragically, all the jokes about pineapple came a few days after tragedy struck the country's independence day ceremony.

Left to our own devices, we have proven ourselves tragically incapable of breaking the genetic code of our dispute.

As he now ran the gauntlet of those mocking eyes he was drawn toward her enamoured look as naturally as a plant is drawn toward the sun.

But federation has been made less, not more, likely by a crisis that tragically set one proud nation against another.

And the regimes were considered to be too brutal, as we see tragically in Libya, to go down without a fight.

Now, tragically, a full scale Russian invasion of Georgia has happened. The West, especially the United States, could have prevented this war.

You see a thing may be looked at tragically and turned to a torment, or looked at quite simply, and even gaily.

They tragically failed to predict the imbalances caused by the so called democratization process, which was actually never anything more than AKP majoritarianism.

Threats, sanctions, or aid cutoffs would only cause further damage to an economy already in free fall, tragically punishing Kenya s poor while fomenting further violence.

Threats, sanctions, or aid cutoffs would only cause further damage to an economy already in free fall, tragically punishing Kenya s poor while fomenting further violence.

I was married in the evening too,' answered Mrs. Korsunskaya, and sighed as she remembered how sweet she had looked that day, how funnily enamoured her husband then was, and how different things were now.

This tragically small sum amounts to just three cents for every 100 of US gross national product, which is less than two days of US military spending.

History is not particularly encouraging when it comes to adjusting to profound changes new actors and shifting balances of power as the twentieth century tragically and repeatedly demonstrated.

The IMF is tragically ignoring this logic in Argentina. Argentina's widening budget deficit is mainly the result of its economic collapse since 1999, not the cause of it.

By playing this endless game, our ministers leave for tomorrow what they lack the courage to face today, knowing full well that this ruse will end tragically for Argentines.

Tragically, strong resistance from Israel and the Jewish diaspora has led Obama to acknowledge openly his powerlessness in the conflict, and thus to abandon US political pressure on Israel.

But the use of molecular techniques to improve crop plants continues to be rejected emphatically by many countries in Europe, by Japan, and most tragically by many African countries.

Now political Islam can no longer be contained, because democracy cannot be built by driving underground parties that have a strong social base, as was tragically demonstrated in Algeria 15 years ago.

Last week, another Yemeni child bride, an 8 year old, made headlines as she reportedly tragically died after bleeding to death on her wedding night to a 40 year old Saudi' man.

I refuse to accept the view that Ukraine is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of communism s legacy that we can never see the bright daybreak of peace and true European unity.

After more than a century of oil production in Venezuela, which possesses the world s fifth largest reserves (and the largest gas reserves in Latin America), the state is rich, but the people remain tragically poor.

The technologies of the Internet were thought to fragment societal forces rather than unite them in a common cause. And the regimes were considered to be too brutal, as we see tragically in Libya, to go down without a fight.

Similarly, youth are becoming involved in conflict around the world with alarming frequency, either as victims or, just as tragically, as soldiers. More than half of those who are of working age are jobless, according to a new International Labor Organization report.

Yet tragically, in a misguided attempt to thwart the spread of HIV and AIDS, lawmakers in many parts of the world have passed criminal statues that promote ignorance about the disease, punish its victims, and enhance the chances that the virus will infect new victims.

However, d'Effektiv blog reflects on the fuss around the record breaking construction unveiled two days ago ahead of an official visit by the Russian president and says that when the flag was at half mast it was tragically torn and damaged by strong wind.

Tragically, the bridges to the US as well as to Central and Eastern Europe have been damaged by German diplomacy during the Iraq crisis, and the bridge to the smaller EU member states is now in the process of being damaged by the Teutonic colossus's noncompliance with the Stability and Growth Pact.

The Dominicans are right to seek at least a more solid regional commitment. The Haitian refugee crisis in the early 1990 s tragically showed that no country in the region including the United States, which either repatriated most illegal immigrants or confined them to the hardship of open camps in Guantánamo Bay was ready to absorb the Haitians who fled their politically torn country.