" "Last year my doctor referred me to mammography but I agreed with my husband not to do it, if God wanted to test me with such illness, then I accept God's will, but I will not continue checking myself" (1, 1)" For the women who took this perspective, breast cancer was perceived as a plight from Allah and if a woman is destined to have cancer, no matter all her precautions, she will be inflicted.
That is to say, the believers in the church picture themselves as in a plight from which they need rescue.
Financial market fears over a possible Greek exit from the single currency were fanned on Tuesday by a gloomy assessment of the country's economic plight from international debt inspectors and evidence of a growing rift between Athens and Berlin.
They do not hold out much hope for a betterment of their plight from the new government.
But there was nary an ounce of sympathy for Akin's plight from other big hitters.
When Dowling turns up dead, suspicion naturally falls on Ladd, who finds unlikely help in his plight from Da Silva's estranged wife (Lake).
The story's narrator, Johnny Hake, has lost his job, but has kept his unemployment (and his family's dire financial plight) from his wife, Christina, and their children.
Here is Bill Jacobs, the motivational speaker encouraging business to "celebrate diversity", with some key exceptions; here's a campaigner for Parents of Pick-Axe Murdered Children (POPAMC), eager to differentiate her plight from that of other murdered kids' parents.
However, in the era before substitutes were allowed, Byrne refused to leave the pitch, deciding to disguise his plight from Don Revie's Yorkshiremen, who would certainly have taken advantage of the disability had they known about it.
