Sentence examples for continued plight from inspiring English sources

(For the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, in August, Walker created a cover for this magazine, showing the continued plight of the hurricane victims, titled "Post Katrina — Adrift").

"Please God it will draw attention to your continuing plight".

Residents and businesses on the Strip have been watching the building's continuing plight, debating whether it will end with a potentially colorful trial, now scheduled for mid-2013.

Average pay data in America and Britain may be hiding the continuing plight of the median worker behind the success of the most sought after.

In Fifty Years of Hurt (Bantam, £20), Henry Winter credits the Germans with a rather different role in England's continuing plight.

On Friday, the Ocean's Eleven actor told Reuters that, for, him "the refugee crisis is not just the Syrian refugees" and raised the continuing plight of refugees from South Sudan and Darfur.

The continuing plight of a group of young lawyers at Kaye Scholer, a 93-year-old international law firm with nine offices and more than 450 lawyers, illustrates the tenuous status of today's associate.

They continue to reverberate as Bank of Cyprus, the country's biggest bank, remains in a dire state, which in turn casts a shadow over Cyprus managing to find a way out of a wrenching recession.Cyprus's continuing plight may have contributed to Mr Demetriades's early departure, but it is nonetheless a brutal reminder of the realities of power.

The lacklustre growth figures, and especially Italy's continuing plight, make it more likely that the ECB will combine these interest-rate changes with another exceptionally long-term lending operation, providing funds for three years as was the case with the ones in the winter of 2011-12, butieded this time to banks deploying such funding to support smaller businesses.

This week, ahead of Francis's visit to the east coast of the US from 22 to 27 September, Carroll is in Washington to raise awareness of the continuing plight of migrants, a year removed from the surge of unaccompanied children that the pope called a "humanitarian emergency".

But the Commission has ignored the continuing plight of stateless Turkish Muslims arbitrarily stripped of citizenship by the Greek government.