Sentence examples for a plight that often from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands are out of work – a plight that often has life-long consequences, including increasing the risk of unemployment and lower wages for their entire working existence.

Over the next few days, most such facilities evacuated in a near communication black-out, leaving dozens of families like the Coppedges scrambling to find out what had happened to their loved ones -- an agonizing plight that often stretched on for many days.

A plight that feels hopeless and inescapable, just see today's listless performance against the Saints.

It suffered from a plight that IKEA has acknowledged in an internal report titled "Life in Rental Accommodation": the tragedy of the common room is that it often is a dump.

It's a heart-breaking plight that should be familiar to observers of Greenfield sigh.

In a way, it is the region's economic plight that has allowed for such hospitality.

(I made a feature-length documentary about Romanelli's plight that you can watch for free).

I don't feel that I was often compartmentalized as an African- American actor, yet I am fully aware of the plight that actors, directors and producers of color face in our industry.

A. That often happens.

With that in mind, two Syrian-Americans, Hazami Barmada and Omar Al-Chaar traveled to Jordan to raise awareness and humanize the plight of Syria's children -- a topic that is often enveloped in politicized and violent rhetoric.

Gaza now faces a comparable plight to that of Darfur.