Sentence examples for plight under from inspiring English sources

We are pleased that Ed Miliband has pledged the sector will not suffer the same plight under a Labour administration".

For the optimal price system, we have (u_{text{OL}}^pm = -0.07), thus plighting under-proportional loss of outputs when reducing inputs.

Kargbo, who firsthand understands the plight of under-equipped health systems, is worried about maintaining global support for public health systems beyond the time of international crisis.

Activist Laurence Easeman, who appeared with Brand on a recent video to highlight the plight of an under-threat community in London's East End, had been due to join the panel at London's Hoxton Docks to discuss the issues raised by Revolution – the comic's treatise on the travails of the modern British body politic.

And the militia movement is now closely watched.On the other hand, American intelligence about the Middle East has suffered lately, thanks to Arab anger at the plight of Iraqis under sanctions and Palestinians under Israeli occupation.

(I know Iranians are very sympathetic to the Palestinian plight, but under the shah they were friendlier toward Israel, and I believe this carries over to the present).

He wouldn't be the first to write about the plight of the overworked, under-appreciated flight attendant; among histories of the profession are Elissa Stein's "Stewardess: Come Fly with Me!," Kathleen Barry's "Femininity in Flight: A History of Flight Attendants," and Drew Whitelegg's "Working the Skies: The Fast-Paced, Disorienting World of the Flight Attendant".

Yellen is likely to continue Bernanke's easy-money policies at the Fed, and may even allow interest rates to stay low for a longer period of time due to perceptions that she's more sympathetic to the plight of unemployed and under-employed workers.

In Eight Months on Ghazzah Street, she considered the plight of women under the Saudi regime.

Hannah Verdier A gripping doc exploring the plight of women under two subtly different patriarchies.

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