Sentence examples for subsequent plight from inspiring English sources

He wrote a detailed description of his hack and subsequent plight in January.

When the students hear him talk about the bee's sad plight, the subsequent debate among them is lucid, smart and illuminating.

And then came the plight.

The White House rally and subsequent caucus helped bring the plight of African American farmers into the national spotlight.

The shooting of 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai a year ago, and her subsequent nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize, put the plight of Pakistani girls back in the spotlight.

In the subsequent article, she was quoted describing the plight of her undocumented students and talking about her own experience as an immigrant after she came to America in the mid-1980s.

A Century of Dishonor (1881) arraigned government Indian policy; her subsequent appointment to a federal commission investigating the plight of Indians on missions provided material for Ramona (1884), which aroused public sentiment but has been admired chiefly for its romantic picture of old California.

His flight across Europe and Africa, and his subsequent capture, have already attracted more international attention to their plight than the years of bloodthirsty insurrection.

Mr. Havel's subsequent role as a dissident led to intensely personalized one-act plays about the plight of the playwright's alter ego, whom he called Ferdinand Vanek.

The raid and subsequent arrest of Paragallo last April stunned the thoroughbred industry and raised awareness of the plight of aging racehorses, especially in New York.

The raid and subsequent arrest of Paragallo in April 2009 may have stunned the thoroughbred industry, but it has raised awareness of the plight of aging racehorses, especially in New York.