Sentence examples for study of the plight from inspiring English sources

(Brantley) 'BETRAYED'George Packer's play, adapted from his piece for The New Yorker, is a chilling study of the plight of three Iraqis working for the American government in Iraq.

(Pat Ryan) 'BETRAYED'George Packer's play, adapted from his piece for The New Yorker, is a chilling study of the plight of three Iraqis working for the American government in Iraq.

(Isherwood) ★ 'BETRAYED' George Packer's play, adapted from his piece for The New Yorker, is a chilling study of the plight of three Iraqis working for the American government in Iraq.

(Isherwood) 'BETRAYED'George Packer's play, adapted from his piece for The New Yorker, is a chilling study of the plight of three Iraqis working for the American government in Iraq.

The Guardian's study of the plight of millennials paints a bleak picture across much of the western world: of younger Europeans' and Americans' living standards struggling to keep up with those of older citizens.

(Brantley) ★ 'BETRAYED' George Packer's play, adapted from his piece for The New Yorker, is a chilling study of the plight of three Iraqis working for the American government in Iraq.

A year into the first Reagan administration, a little-known playwright named A. R. Gurney wrote an empathetic study of the sorry plight of the white Anglo-Saxon Protestant and in the process accomplished something that seemed almost impossible.

But as a mother herself, Blackburn was drawn to the idea of studying the plight of these stressed women.

I flag up this case study because the plight of Russian-speakers in Ukraine is the chief grievance justifying Kremlin intervention, ostensibly protecting its ethno-linguistic diaspora from monstrous fascists in Kiev.

Cox's work on agricultural labor led her to study the plight of former slaves in the post-Civil War South and, ultimately, Reconstruction policy and politics.

John Bowlby [ 23] utilized the British relocation of youths into the countryside during World War II to study the plight of young people and their propensity to become criminals in the wake of dislocation from home and while struggling with separation from their families of origin.