His plight was dangerous, unchartered, and at times deeply unpopular.
It's easy to understand why savers feel like collateral damage in the Fed's fight against recession, but too much sympathy for their plight is dangerous.
If you want to see a future of rampant and dangerous bigotry in the Islamic world, ignore the plight of Christians and other religious minorities as they are targeted by extremists.
The ReleaseMN8 campaign and the plight of too many others highlight the dangerous mixture of US militarism, unjust immigration policies, and a prison-industrial complex that targets vulnerable communities of color.
Yet some E.U. diplomats say it would be politically dangerous to apply diplomatic pressure by exploiting Cyprus's economic plight.
This was a dangerous project, of course, but Mr. Campbell seems far more interested in highlighting the plight of victims than in boasting of his own courage.
WHILE trekking in Nepal in 1997, Dave Irvine-Halliday was struck by the plight of rural villagers having to rely on smelly, dim and dangerous kerosene lanterns to light their homes.
Your article describing the dangerous journey of desperate refugees crossing the English Channel reminded me of the plight my parents and I found ourselves in -- 62 years ago next month -- at the port of Calais.
It's this generously empathetic understanding of a captive animal's plight that differentiates Lowing from others who might choose to rear dangerous and exotic creatures in their homes.
Clifford J. Levy of The Times won the regional reporting Polk for "Broken Homes," a series based on a yearlong investigation into the plight of 15,000 mentally ill residents of state-regulated adult homes in dangerous, often squalid conditions.
It left our economic and government establishment sitting by confidently, even as a lethally dangerous combination of asset bubbles, lax controls, pernicious incentives and wickedly complicated instruments led to our current plight.
