The polar bears' plight raises larger issues, including the nation's reliance on fossil fuels, which produce the greenhouse gases that are destroying the bears' habitat.
He doesn't reflect too much on the larger implications of his plight; he's too busy calculating whether to run or stay.
11, 2001, view of the political climate in and plight of large cities.
The other is a book, watched over by large, primitive binoculars: the plight of the intellectual under Soviet communism.
They also don't comprehend that a large part of their plight is not due to botched trade treaties, unbridled immigration, or rapacious currency manipulation, but to the technological revolution the candidates -- and most of the media -- refuse to talk about, but which has already destroyed millions of jobs, and will continue to do so at increasingly more sophisticated levels over the coming years.
Their plight illustrates the larger problems that still exist in Iraq's economy eight years after the American invasion.
Tenenbaum has been busy since last week's judgment, but we managed to ask him a few questions about his plight and the larger issues of file-sharing.
Marlee and Liz's love for each other, the lengths they are willing to go to fight back against the injustice of their plight, and the larger integration struggle playing out in Little Rock drive the book's story.
But analysts warned that the price reflected the plight of the large number of short-sellers who had gambled in recent weeks that Bausch shares would fall.
In attempting to reframe the "race question", Denham cynically endeavours to magic away the plight of a large proportion of ethnic minorities (invited here originally as cheap labour), still economically deprived, now, in addition, surrounded by mistrust because of the governments anti-civil liberties agenda, and, in some cases, withdrawing even further into segregated communities.
