Sentence examples for beyond the plight from inspiring English sources

Opening on Thursday night at Dance Theater Workshop as part of the festival Crossing the Line, "Sans-Titre" extends beyond the plight of the illegal immigrant.

Any housing policy that looked beyond the plight of first-time buyers would recognise the self-defeating nature of the LHA policy.

There was something about the story of five-year-old Ashya King that went beyond the plight of this one small, sick child, wrapped up in his blanket and connected to a drip.

We've certainly seen elements of this story on the big screen before, including in "Iris," "Away from Her" and "Still Alice". But what distinguishes Chomko's approach to the true-life inspired material (her beloved grandmother had Alzheimer's) is how much of the film compellingly looks beyond the plight of family linchpin Ruth.

Yanow, of Golden Road Brewing, said he is "beyond sympathetic" to the plight of low-wage workers.

Bestsellers are the exception, she says, and beyond those lucky few, the plight of translated fiction remains pretty grim.

The play skewers such conventional targets as amoral politicians, hypocritical religionists and marriages of mismatched couples, but goes well beyond that in exploring the plight of a young veteran who has returned from Afghanistan and found an American environment filled with perpetual traumatic stress.

To ensure that health care services are not a missed opportunity for victim identification, training must go beyond raising awareness of the plight of victims and recognizing the signs of human trafficking.

Even so, this action was necessary for reasons beyond the immediate plight of the American steel industry.

Delaying payments to the Fund would obviate the need to dip into limited deposits or foreign-currency reserves.The IMF's worries go well beyond the holdouts' plight.

The effect of phony demolitions goes well beyond the terrible plight of the individual rent-stabilized tenants ("A New Chapter in the Face-Off Between Tenants and Landlords," April 2).