Sentence examples for The present plight from inspiring English sources

But the present plight of democracy is also a consequence of typical democratic complacency.

Could either of them live in London on 25% less than £32K pa? Hazel Dakers (who had a lovely time at The Magic Flute on Tuesday evening) Brentford, Middlesex The present plight of ENO is indeed sad (Letters, 15 February).

So when the government published a bill on January 27th proposing a food standards agency, there was a widespread welcome, despite gripes from food sellers, who are expected to pay £40m ($67m) a year towards its costs.Yet the present plight of the pig industry suggests that achieving better standards will not be easy.

Gay men aren't "real men," she argued, and they are to blame for "the present plight of our nation".

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But it's also possible that Phillips is more responsible for the team's present plight.

And sadly, he and his family are a testament to the country's present plight.

Sadly, he and his family are a testament to the country's present plight.

The orchestra's present plight seems to suggest that after a long and illustrious stay at the Cologne Philharmonie, he suddenly can't buy a break.

Of equal relevance to Brazil's present plight is the country's political party system.

All this will bring comfort to Labour, but it will neither guarantee the restoration of Labour's political fortunes nor relieve the party of the need to think its way through its present plight.