Sentence examples for plight how from inspiring English sources

The tone is world's away from Caro's epic-ness, obviously, plus it's fiction, but the plight — how to say everything that needs to be said and still get to the end of things — remains the same.

No matter how many segments of society are moved by their plight, how many volunteer agencies work in their behalf, or how many laws and regulations are enhanced for their benefit, there is no substitute for the responsible owner.

The real challenge for Spain – beyond its current economic plight – is how to overcome its public governance problem.

The city's plight shows how the new economy's rise and fall reached far into the lives of people in small-town America.

Now, he said, the mayor must deliver a speech outlining the true dimensions of the city's financial plight and how he will fairly apportion the pain.

More than 10,000 miners have lost jobs over the past two-and-a-half years in southern West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky, and their plight illustrates how, even amid an economic recovery, certain segments of the workforce are being shut out.

But something deeper is at work in Fischer, who has been trying to figure out the reasons for Germany's plight and how the country can escape a destructive spiral.

She does not speak English, but through an interpreter she described Rolando's plight, and how lucky she felt to find an office of the Health Care Access Program in Public School 8, where Rolando was enrolling in Head Start at the time of his medical crisis.

Their plight highlights how the crisis in the banking system has shifted away from those with a large investment banking division – even Citigroup managed a profit this past quarter – and been passed to the shoulders of the retail banking sector.

What started as a lighthearted pitch to bring attention to the Atlantic island's out-migration plight, and how "attractive" Cape Breton really is, has taken on a life of its own.

"By adopting an overall approach to protection from human trafficking, we have failed to understand who are the children at great risk, where they lived, who are the families affected by the plight and how we could prevent the risk of being seduced and taken into trafficking routes," Ms. Santos Pais said.