Sentence examples for in view of the plight from inspiring English sources

Bob Dawson Blackwell, Derbyshire Tuesday's letters page was full of paeans of praise for Syriza – understandable in view of the plight of Greece and its people.

In view of the plight of both pope and Byzantine emperor, "the whole salvation of the church of Christ" rested (so Alcuin wrote) in Charlemagne's hands, and in the autumn of 800 he set out for Rome "to restore the state of the church which was greatly disturbed".

But, in view of Greece's economic plight and the uncertain value of the banks' assets, the ECB discounts the value of the collateral they put up by around 40%.

In Ms. Wilentz's view, the plight of Haitians also poses "a thrilling intellectual challenge to those who wanted to come and help," and many foreign aid newbies "mistook themselves for part of a grand solution when, actually, they and the caravan itself were obviously and immediately identifiable as part of Haiti's ongoing problem".

Viewed in this light, the plight of our tube workers – and their attempts not to get sucked into too many night shifts – seem more worthy of our sympathy after all.

The soldier's view of his plight is far more interesting and varied than the average hawk's.

My views on the plight of the country are non-partisan.

11, 2001, view of the political climate in and plight of large cities.

Some viewed Ned Kelly as a personification of the plight of workers set against large landowners in an economically depressed period.

Viewing the plight of the blacks as only one facet of the proletarian struggle, he joined the Communist Party (1946 56).

Of course, in the old ways of thinking, the plight of the powerless, the plight of refugees, the plight of the marginalized did not matter.