Sentence examples for perilous plight from inspiring English sources
Pakistan does struggle with increasing extremism and a shrinking definition of what it means to be Muslim, which leaves so many out of the fold and susceptible to attacks; and there is also the perilous plight of religious minorities.
Dorn had already confirmed his decision to leave the Broncos before news of their perilous financial plight was announced last week.
The Mets' plight is so perilous that they are farther behind in the wild-card race -- 14 games -- than they are in their division.
Having battled hard to restrict England's batsmen on a surface that remains reliable, New Zealand's plight suddenly became perilous, and the follow-on target of 266 will be their most pressing concern when play resumes on the third day.
Their plight is made ever more perilous by this latest strike,' it said.
Inevitably, these atrocity stories are inflated, as new applicants for asylum get more inventive about what was done to them, competing with the lore that has already been established, with applicants whose stories, both real and fake, are so much more dramatic, whose plight is so much more perilous, than theirs.
The plight of Syrian refugees making the perilous journey to Europe from Damascus will be the subject of a week-long BBC Radio 4 drama series this week.
The threatened extinction of the tiger in India, the perilous existence of the orangutan in Indonesia, the plight of the panda: these are wildlife emergencies with which we have become familiar.
The boat has come to signify the plight of refugees, too, who often endure perilous conditions and face death to evade peril and death at home (except, of course, in the instance of forced immigration).
Opening remarks by the Executive Board President and the UNICEF Executive Director highlighted the plight of the most vulnerable children in the world and the increasingly perilous situation for Syrian children.
