Sentence examples for Complicated plight from inspiring English sources
Reporting on the People's Mujahedeen of Iran and their complicated plight at Camp Ashraf in Iraq has proved challenging for The New York Times.
They went on to found the nonprofit Sergeant Sullivan Center in an effort to raise awareness, research and education on the complicated plight of sick soldiers returning from the Middle East.
The decision would free international relief organizations to move millions of tons of food and other aid into northern Afghanistan, where wintry weather has already complicated the plight of millions of Afghan civilians threatened by drought and the war.
Her plight is complicated by the fact that Iran does not recognise dual nationality, which means she is not granted consular access to British officials.
Many are now questioning Blanc's capacity to keep in check a dressing room that includes some strong personalities, and his plight may be complicated by the fact both striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic and skipper Thiago Silva are deeply disappointed by Ancelotti's exit.
It left our economic and government establishment sitting by confidently, even as a lethally dangerous combination of asset bubbles, lax controls, pernicious incentives and wickedly complicated instruments led to our current plight.
The question is complicated for many evangelicals, who worry about the plight of Christians in the Middle East but are also often deeply conservative on border and immigration issues.
The plight of chemical weapons patients in Iran is complicated by the fact that it has manipulated the legacy of the war for its own purposes.
Across Europe the plight of the center-left has also been complicated by being in charge in Britain and Spain, where it is therefore being blamed for the economic downturn, and being part of the grand coalition ruling Germany.
The plight of Pakistan's poor and displaced has been complicated by today's attack, but in spite of it the WFP has resolved to continue its operations.
"I understand her plight".
