Sentence examples for plight met from inspiring English sources

Wolfowitz, informed of Birand's plight, met with him in Istanbul.

On the floor of parliament, news of the 79-year-old royal's plight was met with mockery and derision by representatives of Belgians struggling with nearly 8% unemployment and a $17-billion 17-billionicit.

Impacted by the plight of a woman she met on the win-a-trip, Saumya Dave, a medical school student, began a comparative research project to better understand female anemia when she returned.

The deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent Darfuris — and the plight of refugees like those I met in a camp in neighboring Chad five years ago — must never be forgotten.

Their plight cannot be ignored; it should be met with just action and compassionate policies.

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Ira is now campaigning to spread awareness of what it's like inside a British detention center and promoting the plight of some of the detainees she met.

Have you met other travellers who shared your plight?

LARRY CURLEY remembers clearly the elderly woman, a member of his Navajo tribe, whom he met while studying the often desperate plight of the Navajo elderly.

Some of the women who accused him of rape and their supporters met to call attention to their plight that we need to change the law.

Meanwhile, the legislature had appointed him a delegate to the convention in Annapolis, Maryland, that met in September 1786 to consider the commercial plight of the Union.