Sentence examples for precarious plight from inspiring English sources

The precarious plight of stateless individuals - no less relevant a subject now than it was in the late 1930s - was of enduring interest to Ambler.

This is a situation that is unacceptable and must be addressed by Americans of all races, in particular black leadership or a new generation of leaders, as well as a government that will be attentive to the precarious plight that is facing too many black Americans.

The Amur leopards' plight is even more precarious, with fewer than 100 left in a tiny boundary-straddling patch of China and Russia.

Last week saw the region's first severe seasonal storm, bringing snow and sub-freezing temperatures and dramatizing the plight of multitudes living in precarious circumstances as the Syrian conflict enters its third winter.

As Russia turned into the Soviet Union, and Stalin replaced Lenin, the plight of these Romanian sheep farmers became extremely precarious: some were killed or deported to Siberia, others starved, some disappeared and several scores escaped home to the Carpathians, minus their sheep.

The rocket attacks also risk worsening the plight of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, which is already precarious.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow to visit Central African Republic NEW YORK, 1 November 2013 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow will travel to Central African Republic next week to help highlight the plight of children as new fighting is making an already dire humanitarian situation even more precarious.

Massive, precarious.

"I understand her plight".

I explained our plight.

Few understood my plight.