Examples of using Tragically in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The worldwide network that facilitates transnational organised crime and corruption is, tragically, one of globalisation's most enduring success stories.
The worldwide network that facilitates transnational organized crime and corruption is, tragically, one of globalization's most enduring success….
Jesus clearly stated that Elijah had already come, but, tragically, he was not recognized and had been killed.
Tragically, the deaths from chemical weapons are only part of the grievous story of Syria these days.
And tragically, they would eventually become the oppressive hand of the Russian government they once opposed.
Tragically, eastern Ukraine ranks amongst one of the most contaminated areas in the world,” noted Ms. Lubrani.
Tragically, the elderly die last, remembering the old myths and legends.
Tragically, their reputation has been further soiled due to irresponsible people who train them for illegal fighting
Tragically, these problems exist now,
He is a proud father who tragically lost his mother when he was just five years old.
Tragically, as became manifest in the criminal shootdown of Malasian Airlines Flight 17,
Maybe you think about the tragically boring board games that hold us hostage in Thanksgiving situations.
which in some cases have tragically and inexcusably turned bloody.
The Cold War is over and the Soviet Union has gone, although conflict, tragically, still lingers in the region.
A memorial service for the crew of a Lancaster bomber tragically shot down weeks before the end of World War Two took place this week,
Tragically, the choices made by the peoples of the Continent have not always been consistent with the values of their respective Christian traditions,
We send our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who have tragically lost their lives,
Tragically, all of America's steel rain munitions- millions of shells
Tragically, in this sort of post,
A memorial service for the crew of a Lancaster bomber tragically shot down weeks before the end of World War Two took place this week,