Sentence examples for plight to do from inspiring English sources

"However, we don't feel the majority of Israelis care enough or are interested in our plight to do anything about it.

Nine years later Mrs Clinton, new in her job, herself stressed that human-rights concerns should not block co-operation with China.With the S&ED about to start, and an agenda covering, as she suggested, most of the world's troubles from the global economy to climate change to Iran, Mr Chen's plight threatened to do just that.

But they generally don't believe their plight has much to do with the problems of the black community.

He said you would have to be made of stone not to be affected, as if their plight had nothing to do with the government of which he is the deputy prime minister.

But her plight has nothing to do with Obamacare.

Her in-laws, sympathetic with her plight and her desire to do better, handled the wedding expenses, (her parents refused) and, when she lost her part-time job, they paid for the couple's shelter and other expenses.

So we've got to bring attention to our plight, and the only way to do that is to protest".

And it increasingly seemed to residents of the hollow that this had something to do with their plight.

And what do all these people who they killed and maimed at the Boston Marathon have to do with their plight and rage?

His work, according to Fatma Moussa, a renowned Egyptian critic and writer, "has to do with the plight of humanity as a whole.

Nor is their mood much lightened by Mark Thompson's disparaging of their business acumen, as if the BBC had nothing to do with their plight.