Sentence examples for plight less than from inspiring English sources
The answer cuts to the crux of the right's plight less than three months after its supposed restoration.
Also, he had displayed an acute sympathy for the plight of the Israelis — a less-than-universal trait even in those days.
How many municipalities face a similar plight, but have been less than open about it?
Starbucks still charges $11.45 a pound for coffee in its stores, although the company has acknowledged the plight of farmers who receive less than 50 cents a pound for their crops.
In its ruling, the State Court of Appeals said it found the Ronettes' plight sympathetic, because they have earned less than $15,000 in royalties from songs that topped the charts and made them famous.
The alleged victims also said they were subsequently bullied, and that the school's administration was less than supportive of their plight.
The country's pacifist constitution barred a rescue mission, and paying a ransom would have angered America, Japan's main ally (although Japan has in the past paid ransoms).Mr Yukawa's plight evoked less public sympathy than that of his friend.
Harvard's honchos have not been moved by the pleas of the students or the plight of workers trying to raise families on less than $20,000 a year.
Such is the plight of many celebrated donations, which often end up being less than announced.
Jonathan argued that discrimination and other violations of human rights were primary pathologic forces working against the improvement of public health and that if we ignored the plight of those whose rights were violated, we would be less than human ourselves.
