Sentence examples for students plight from inspiring English sources

However sympathetic some adults may be to the students' plight, a reserved parking spot is still seen as an adult entitlement, not a teenager's.

While expressing some sympathy for the students' plight, Justice Schweitzer said the action had no merit and was essentially a case of caveat emptor - let the buyer of a legal education beware.

The scandal hit China's front pages and sparked a major public outcry this week after tens of millions of television viewers tuned into a report about the students' plight on state broadcaster CCTV.

After Kenny (a student who hadn't eaten the chips) alerts Mickey to the students' plight, Mickey crashes Sarah Jane's car through the school's doors and unplugs the computers, allowing the children to flee.

"So I have every expectation that the pope will not be oblivious to the undocumented worker-student plight, and that he will find a moment to bring it up during his conversations with Barack Obama".

In churches across Nigeria, congregations prayed for the students, whose plight has brought together ordinary people in a year that had seen growing dissension between Muslims and Christians, disagreements exacerbated by the increasingly deadly attacks of the Boko Haram militants.

While perhaps not as eye-catching as the US student's plight, there are plenty of other instances of harm caused by art.

Mojgan Shamsalipoor, the former Brisbane high school student whose plight in immigration detention sparked a national campaign for her release, has been freed after almost two years.

And since their college days are still fresh in their minds, young scientists are often more sympathetic to a graduate student's plight.

When she heard about the student's plight and found out she was a match, Sculley said the decision was easy.

Akello is in London this week, talking to high school students about the plight of other children affected by war.