Sentence examples for plight has grown from inspiring English sources

The legal status of the Palestinian people has not changed since then, but their plight has grown desperate.

As the emotion surrounding Andersen's plight has grown in recent weeks, the wires have burned with employee anger, he said.

The plight of "non-completers" has grown in magnitude as student debt tops $1 trillion, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

At the same time, though, the plight of veterans in transition has grown worse because of cuts in financing for Section 8 and other federal housing programs.

In 2016, Democrats need to follow the lead of Senator Elizabeth Warren who acknowledges that while the U.S. economy has grown, "the system is rigged" and, therefore, the plight of the middle class hasn't improved over the past six years.

Following reports by human rights groups and a series of Guardian investigations into the plight of migrant workers in the Gulf state, criticism over inaction by the authorities has grown.

In fact, she has grown quite weary of all the questions she gets from Americans and Europeans who worry about the plight of whites in the new South Africa.

In fact, these are individuals who have been left behind as economic inequality has grown and the economy has changed, and they rightly perceive that government has not been very responsive to their plight.

As Shakespeare's art developed, his concern for the plight or predicament or dilemma seems to have grown.

And he has no appreciation for the panache, or the plight, of street vendors, whose numbers have grown in recent years.

His case, which became something of a cause célèbre, helped cement the friendship between Murray and Eleanor Roosevelt, who had grown interested in Waller's plight.