Sentence examples for The current plight from inspiring English sources

The current plight of Pinchuk's Interpipe stems from changes last year in the tariff regime for Ukrainian pipe exports to Russia, which mean much of that business is now thought to be unprofitable.

"The current plight of UAL is certainly not of the employees' making, but it will certainly take a collective effort from every United employee to keep this airline out of bankruptcy," wrote Mr. Canale, who leads 37,000 members at United.

The current plight of boys and young men is, in fact, a women's issue.

The current plight of the middle class had unfolding -- and accelerating -- for four decades, and this is the best Dick Armey and Sarah Palin and Glen Beck can come up with?

Leveson's highlighting of the current plight of the UK regional press was an unexpected bonus.

Instead the current plight of Romanian rugby was exposed at Twickenham last November.

The current plights of Davies and Wolves manager Dean Saunders could not be more contrasting, with Saunders enjoying just one victory since taking over in January, His side could have gone behind before Lansbury, who was teed up by former Wolves midfielder Adlene Guedioura, got the first of his two goals, arrowing a right-foot shot into the bottom left-hand corner from 20 yards.

Simply and succinctly, he traced the Knicks' current plight to the trading of Patrick Ewing.

Despite the team's current plight, Button, the 2009 world champion, remained positive.

Discussions with the T&G transport workers ended in failure during the early 1990s, but the NUM's current plight suggests it can no longer survive on nostalgia alone.

More has been said in recent days about about the spat between Harry Redknapp and Adel Taarabt than the club's current plight, with QPR propping up the standings after collecting just four points from eight games, but Redknapp's says the public dispute is now in the past.