Sentence examples for current plight is from inspiring English sources

Spain's current plight is one such example.

The Hainan gibbon's current plight is an improvement on ten years ago, when the chorus was down to a dozen.

But what's really notable about the northern white rhino's current plight is not its steady march toward extinction, but rather the fact that we get to count down the remaining individuals one by one like some abacus-wielding Grim Reaper.

The question that Iraqis put to foreigners about their current plight is not so much "What is going wrong?" as "What do the Americans have to gain by keeping us like this?" Unfortunately, there are plenty of former Baathists and radical Islamists who are happy to supply them with answers.

And his overall assessment of America's current plight is worrying as well: "Though in some dimensions, such as the military, American power may be greater in 2006 than in 1991, the country's capacity to mobilize, inspire, point in a shared direction and thus shape global realities has significantly declined.

Richardson is still clearly hurt by those who suggest the club's current plight is down to him.

Had the FA had any inkling that England's current plight was just around the corner they might have approached Carlo Ancelotti but the Italian has now started work at Bayern Munich.

The real challenge for Spain – beyond its current economic plight – is how to overcome its public governance problem.

While Jones feels for Warburton and his current plight, it is not lost on him that he sets a new record for a Wales captain when he leads the side out on Saturday afternoon.

By some accounts, Europe's current plight can be traced to 1981, when Greece, still emerging from the aftermath of a military dictatorship, rushed to join the European Community — 14 years ahead of the much richer Austria, Finland and Sweden and even five years before Spain and Portugal.

Romania's plight is closely connected to Europe's current troubles.