Sentence examples for natural plight from inspiring English sources

Long before Darwin, Machiavelli showed us a credible world without Heaven or Hell, a world of "is" rather than "should be," in which men were coolly viewed as related to beasts and earthly government was the only hope of bettering our natural plight.

It seems like the potential for a targeted attack or natural plight against the mono-culture could be a significant security flaw.

With his solid build, youthful energy and guileless charm, he was ideally suited to Ms. Zambello's production, which uses contemporary American imagery to explore the opera's themes as she sees them: the pursuit of power at the expense of love; the encroachment of industrialization on the natural world; the plight of the oppressed.

Curators are hoping that their blue whale, which will be accompanied by interactive exhibits highlighting its evolution, natural habitats and current plight, will serve to represent both human responsibility for pushing a species to the brink of extinction and our continuing responsibility for its protection and recovery.

He told me that he condemned the Senate bill for giving priority to "the illegal immigrant population" over the plight of "natural-born citizens and naturalized citizens who are out of work" and warned his colleagues that Republican voters were against immigration reform.

Rather, in a thoroughly bourgeois manner, the Samsas see Gregor's plight as "an unfortunate natural family occurrence with which one must reluctantly contend".

Lord de Mauley, Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for natural environment and science, said: "The plight of the elephant is truly devastating and I hope that events such as this can start to have a big impact".

"It's a winter of discontent in Iran, with natural disasters and pollution exacerbating the plight of a population that is fed up with political and economic stagnation," Ali Vaez, the director of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group, told me.

As little victims of plight, the children miss out on natural development through play and education.

Ahead of the Canadian election on Oct. 19, First Nations have become increasingly vocal about the issue, holding 'water walks' that raise awareness of the plight, hosting fundraising campaigns, and leveraging natural resources in the fight for clean water.

Although the first ever encyclical on the environment concentrated heavily on the natural world, the pope repeatedly linked climate change with the plight of the poor.