Sentence examples similar to plight of interest from inspiring English sources

John Karevoll, a longtime senior analyst for MDA DataQuick, sees the plight of interest-only owners this way: "You're heading straight for a big wall and you can't put the brakes on".

"But even the latest draft policy for rehabilitation of persons displaced due to land acquisition disregards the plight and interests of IDPs of other categories," he adds.

In his later literary work he showed increasing concern for the plight of the poor and interest in energetic governmental reforms; he also strongly defended the use of literary over colloquial Arabic.

Watching the plight of refugees rekindles my interest in politics and policy.

However, the international community's relative lack of interest in the plight of Iraqis under Saddam Hussein was less predictable.

Like many Egyptians, the Goma'a family objects to what it sees as unquestioning American support for Israel, as well as America's seeming lack of interest in the plight of Palestinians.

The lack of interest in the plight of Serengeti lions concurrent with ongoing pro-Cecil protests is hard to square, and suggests that an African animal only interests us for as long as we can focus on something or someone closer to home.

Critics of buy-to-let say they have no sympathy for the plight of investors who were interested only in using easy finance and tax breaks to make a quick killing, inflating prices and preventing first-time buyers getting on the ladder.

The result is oddly unemotional, as if a vicious game were being played by solemn rules, with barely a flicker of interest in the characters' moral plight.

At the time, Politkovskaya was writing about state orphanages and the plight of the old: "I was interested in reviving Russia's pre-revolutionary tradition of writing about our social problems.

The interest in the plight of Rangers is relentless.