Sentence examples for both the plight of from inspiring English sources

Started last month as part of Prime Minister Taro Aso's stimulus plans, the program stems from growing concern about both the plight of Japan's younger workers and the dismal state of farms.

This gentle approach makes for a wonderful and entirely age-­appropriate introduction to both the plight of the Asian elephant and the good kind of mahout, set against a backdrop of pure adventure.

The article never appeared, but the material they gathered became a book, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (1941), illustrated by Evans and accompanied by lyrical prose in which Agee dealt with both the plight of the people and his subjective reaction to it.

With this one sentence Cooper captures both the plights of enslaved Black women of that time being untutored and sexually exploited; as well as the significant triumphs learning to read and write against the odds (and in many cases against the law).

They both argue the plight of these people is the price of regaining "control of our borders" and deterring the people-smuggling trade.

She is a sought after speaker both on the plight of at-risk youth as well as women/mothers in leadership roles.

Wall Street is predicting flat to sluggish quarterly revenue growth for both, underscoring the plight of an industry that has struggled to innovate.

De Neve used his considerable wealth to found religious sanctuaries for the needy, and in Murillo he recognised a painter capable of both sensitively capturing the plight of Seville's poor and creating symbols of spiritual salvation through art.

Since then, both Father Solalinde and the plight of the people he serves have emerged into a very public light.

Ms. Bagchi is choreographing a recital combining both elements to explain the plight of war-torn Kashmir.

Though Tough examines at length the travails of both groups, it's the plight of disadvantaged children that compels his interest and emotions.