Sentence examples for question about the plight from inspiring English sources

But a single question about the plight of 47 million uninsured Americans, or the rest of us who have to wage an unending true holy war against the for-profit insurance industry, just didn't make the CNN cut.

The whole enterprise — including a hyperbolic catalog — raises questions about the plight of Italian contemporary artists, the burden of the Renaissance and the human need to proclaim genius, whether the anointment is deserved or not.

The whole enterprise -- including a hyperbolic catalog -- raises questions about the plight of Italian contemporary artists, the burden of the Renaissance and the human need to proclaim genius, whether or not the anointment is deserved.

Yet Wee Wee's story raises some pretty uncomfortable questions about the plight of pigs just like Wee Wee.

The yawning gap between the haves and the have-nots — and the political questions that gap has raised about the plight of the middle class — has given rise to anti-Wall Street sentiment and animated the presidential campaign.

The question is complicated for many evangelicals, who worry about the plight of Christians in the Middle East but are also often deeply conservative on border and immigration issues.

In fact, she has grown quite weary of all the questions she gets from Americans and Europeans who worry about the plight of whites in the new South Africa.

But humanitarian groups and some liberal politicians here are more immediately concerned about the plight of the Africans, though there are questions about their motives.

Grant, whose recent speech on racism in Australia has been widely viewed, spoke at length about the plight of Australia's Indigenous communities following questions about whether Australia Day should be moved to another day.

On the Middle East question, the Europeans have agreed to a South African proposal that expresses concern about "the plight of the Palestinian people under foreign occupation," but eliminates any description of Israel as a racist state.

The question had apparently been suggested by Chase Norton, a Fox News viewer whose Facebook page contains a number of images containing themes about the plight of Christians and Jews.