The phrase "a plight at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific situation or difficulty, but it needs to be followed by a noun to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The community faced a plight at the crossroads of development and preservation."
Alternatives: "a struggle at the" or "a challenge at the".
Mononymous Japanese artist and TV personality Ellie knows what it's like to be banned from the US, a plight at least 60,000 legal immigrants could face in the wake of an executive order Donald Trump signed late last month.
Mononymous Japanese artist and TV personality Ellie knows what it's like to be banned from the US, a plight at least 60,000 legal immigrants could face in the wake of an executive order Donald Trump signed late last month.
Malik Khan, 44, the founder and chief executive of Sitara Networks, a computer networking company in Waltham, Mass., faced a similar plight at the birth of the last of his five daughters.
Beuys was installing a show, Plight, at the Anthony d'Offay gallery in London; that's one of his felt works you can see in the background.
That's a sharp turnabout from GE's plight at the end of 2018, as a two-year stock collapse wiped out more than $200 billion in shareholder value.
Chris, who has been enduring her friend's plight at the hospital while perched on a lumpy couch as threadbare as many of the jokes in "Girls," gets a noble idea.
Who can put a price on the misery of individuals in their current plight, at the destruction of their treasured positions, their beloved homes and businesses?
Jayne Ozanne, an influential Church of England evangelical who is gay, said she would raise their plight at the General Synod next month and ask whether churches are breaching the official guidelines of the House of Bishops.
Throughout Shalit's captivity, his parents continued to advocate for their son's freedom and maintained his plight at the forefront of public and political concerns in Israel.
He had been sleeping badly, anxious with worry about Southampton's plight at the foot of the Premiership and unable to recruit the players he believes he needs.
