The phrase "a plight that only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a difficult situation or hardship that is unique to a specific group or individual.
Example: "She faced a plight that only those who have experienced similar loss can truly understand."
Alternatives: "a struggle that solely" or "a hardship that exclusively".
The initiative aims to research and find a cure for the disease, a plight that is not only motivated by his own battle with the trait, but by the loss of his sister-in-law from it at the age of 27. "Sickle cell is fatal," Clark told CBS Pittsburgh. "My sister-in-law died at the age of 27, the year after I had my crisis.
But this is what happens, when as a society you believe disability is something abnormal, a plight that belongs in a "unit" or makes you suitable only for certain menial tasks.
As such, I feel compelled to share my newfound knowledge on obstetric fistula, a terrible plight that not only causes women to lose their newborn child during a prolonged labor, but spawns continued symptoms for the rest of their lives.
Evidently, it was not a plight faced only by the Americans.
The poor would be moved if they only knew how much reverence the well-fed have for their condition, a sort of sacred plight that should not be defiled by charlatan statistics.
In a way, it is the region's economic plight that has allowed for such hospitality.
He also said the unresolved plight of the millions of displaced Syrians remained a humanitarian crisis that only a political solution to the civil war could end.
In the case of Homeless Hotspots the slacking is in the creation of the concept, which used homeless people in a callous way that only further marginalized their plight.
Unlike any other world leader he understands our plight and he has a sensitivity that can only come from having daughters of your own.
Gaza now faces a comparable plight to that of Darfur.
