Sentence examples for plight of missing from inspiring English sources

Caison has dedicated her life to the plight of missing people and their loved ones.

The plight of missing people remains something most of us know very little about – an issue that throws up many more questions than answers.

He was the first missing child to ever appear on the side of a milk carton, part of a nationwide campaign to highlight the plight of missing and abducted children.

This first episode follows the plight of a missing squaddie, his fretful dad and a group of dissembling army colleagues who keep changing their story about the night he went missing.

It was Nigerians who took their good-for-nothing president to task and challenged him to address the plight of the missing girls.

The plight of the missing and their families burst into public awareness last year when 43 rural college students were detained by police and disappeared from the Guerrero city of Iguala, setting off national protests.

For displaced Yazidis now living in the relative safety of government-controlled towns, the plight of the missing is a source of endless torment.

Adira's sense of isolation is profound, and her position indicative of the plight faced by hundreds of kidnapped girls and thousands of missing Yazidis.

In Coontz's estimation, more than overlooking the plight of women less privileged than she, Friedan was guilty of missing the lessons that working women had already absorbed, and that would have strengthened and enriched her own argument.

And all the while, underlining this is the fate of missing British infant Madeline McCann, news of whose plight has spread to the Cote d'Azur.

Demographers and feminist scholars have written widely in the last decade about the plight of China's missing girls, while criminologists know that violence is disproportionately associated with young, single men.