Sentence examples for plight today from inspiring English sources

But even measured against Japan's painful history, its plight today is miserable.

Mr. Dine, who met with officials at the White House and the State Department on Mr. Babitsky's plight today, said that a personal inquiry by Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright to the Russians about Mr. Babitsky last month had not resulted in any meaningful information.

As other oil exporters in the region approach production limits, and as climate change continues to wreak havoc in the world's food basket regions, policy makers should remember that without deep-seated transformation of the region's political and economic structures, Syria's plight today may well offer a taste of things to come.

It is due to luck, skill and above all the post-traumatic stress that still scars Argentine society a decade after a financial collapse that resembles Greece's plight today.In December 2001, after years of grinding austerity, Argentina subsided into a debt default and devaluation, ending a decade in which the peso had been fixed at par to the dollar.

So take note of the business founders' plight today.

That is exactly our plight today.

Everton at that time led 1-0, an identical situation to Manchester United's plight this month in the Champions League.

May 17 , 20133.38pm BST 3.37pm: "I can totally sympathise with Wiggins plight yesterday after my experience of getting to work today," writes Ian Butcher.

Interestingly, when Manager Joe Girardi first discussed Rodriguez's plight last Wednesday, he said that Pettitte had offered Rodriguez a possible blueprint about how to respond.

When I wrote about Swartz's plight last August, I wrote that he was "being prosecuted by the DOJ with obscene over-zealousness".

Left for dead, Aisha fled to the safety of a women's shelter in Kabul run by the advocacy group Women for Afghan Women, which publicized her plight a year later.