Sentence examples for plight they face from inspiring English sources
Poor countries have won historic recognition of the plight they face from the ravages of climate change, wringing a pledge from rich nations that they will receive funds to repair the "loss and damage" incurred.
Eight leading charities, including Age UK and Carers UK, have joined together to highlight the plight they face under the umbrella of Carers Week.
Socialism, deficits and healthcare are fine targets for bumper stickers and partisan finger pointing, but they have little to do with the plight many Americans face, but it has been capitalism, not socialism, that has led to the dramatic changes in the world economy that have pressured American real incomes and brought middle class America to where it is today.
A22 Legal Victory for Pinochet A Chilean court ruled that General Augusto Pinochet should be examined in a military hospital, where the staff is thought to be sympathetic to his plight, before facing a trial on charges of kidnapping and murder.
Senator Graham also praised the moderation of the Muslim Brotherhood officials the delegation had met and said they were sympathetic to the plight of those facing prosecution under laws enacted under the Mubarak government.
Inspired by Henrik Ibsen, feminism, and alternative psychotherapy, he made a series of portraits of the modern bourgeois family focusing on the plight of women; Face to Face followed in the tracks of The Lie (1970) and Scenes from a Marriage (1973).
Evidently, it was not a plight faced only by the Americans.
This parallels the plight faced by the homosexual community, one of "staying in the closet".
Nilda Louisa's story is emblematic of the plight faced by thousands upon thousands of low-income families.
In terms of the commercial plight facing all newspapers, the idea made sense, even if its detailed plans remained somewhat unclear.
This led some Americans to sympathize with the Soviet Union's plight, facing Hitler on its doorstep, and with the utopian ideal of Communism.
