Sentence examples for Social plight from inspiring English sources

Another study of bullying among young adolescents, published in Pediatrics last month, emphasized the "social plight of victims: they are not only targeted by bullies but also ostracized by many of their classmates".

Ms. Hirsi Ali, disturbed at the economic and social plight of Muslims, warned the Dutch that their liberal policy of helping immigrants create separate cultural and religious institutions was counterproductive.

Local councillors in some of the regions, particularly the north-east where support is at its strongest, say that Westminster does not recognise their economic and social plight, and so does not provide them with enough funding.

By the time of their move to Strata-East, Scott-Heron and Jackson had achieved underground notice among R&B and soul music listeners, particularly for the political and social nature of their music's themes, as well as Scott-Heron's emphasis on African-American culture and social plight in his compositions.

The recent Arab self-immolators appear to have been motivated more by anger and despair at their social and economic plight.

If it takes up traditionally leftist concerns -- the persistence of social inequality, the plight of the poor -- it also implicitly takes account of the European left's defeat.

Marilyn McCormack, the provincial director for Child, Youth and Family Services, says that in her 23 years as a social worker, the plight of the children of Sheshatshiu is among the worst she has ever seen.

His research negated the proximity of slavery to its subjects, negated the present social and economic plight of Blacks, but nonetheless proclaimed that, "crime, pauperism, and sexual immorality" (p. 217) are tendencies of Black people.

His research negated the proximity of slavery to its subjects, negated the present social and economic plight of Blacks, but nonetheless proclaimed that, "crime, pauperism, and sexual immorality" are tendencies of Black people.

By Chris Schuepp BELGRADE, Serbia, 3 May 2007 – Twelve teenagers from all over the Balkans gathered here in the Serbian capital in April to produce short videos focusing on such topics as social exclusion, the plight of Roma children and the challenges of teen smoking and drinking.

Balkan teens produce short films on child health and environmental issues BELGRADE, Serbia, 3 May 2007 – Twelve teenagers from all over the Balkans gathered here in the Serbian capital in April to produce short videos focusing on such topics as social exclusion, the plight of Roma children and the challenges of teen smoking and drinking.