We explore this dilemma in the most intimate way possible: Through the plight of Yussef's son, who when the story opens immediately comes under suspicion of murder.
Outlining some possible reasons for this plight, the Time piece cited the industrialization of creative writing through overabundant M.F.A. programs, literary brain drain to "better-paying media with bigger audiences" like television, and the prospect that the muses are taking "a smoke break".
How is it possible to trivialize the plight of our people in despair, or even to castigate those suffering, whose children attend substandard schools and who own little or nothing, as the devisors of their own anguish?
Anders was, in the nicest possible way, obsessed with the plight of disabled people as skiers, and he is right to champion inclusiveness rather than hiving us off in separate, disabled ski schools.
Nor is this a matter of abstruse mathematics, which cannot be explained in common-sense terms: it is possible to explain Japan's plight, and the reasons why inflation is the natural answer, in terms of extremely simple parables ( Baby-sitting the economy ).
Given the realities both of Mexico's politics and its available land resources, it seems the only possible way to ease the plight of the peon and the centuries of hardship that have resulted from his mystical attachment to the soil.
A century ago, there were two possible solutions to the desperate plight of the Jews: Jewish sovereignty or equal rights in a pluralistic society.
Everton's plight, if it was possible, almost worsened as half-time approached with Mucha showing agility to turn Maloney's floated free-kick over the bar.
We are a people desperate to escape our plight as quickly as possible.
Joyce and Van Dillen said they hoped the attention on Haiti's plight might make it possible to raise at least some of the funds needed to improve a badly broken healthcare system.
