Sentence examples for taking the plight from inspiring English sources
His proposal included taking the plight of the African-Americans to the United Nations and asking the world council to intercede on the part of beleaguered blacks.
Tory ministers have been condemned for not taking the plight Britain's poor seriously after a rowdy Commons debate on food banks during which the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith refused to answer questions and left early.
Take the plight of Arsenal.
The bank "will take the plight of the ailing peripheral countries into account".
Take the plight of one community in China's far north-east.The Hongwei Petrochemical Park is just outside the city of Daqing.
In the wake of "Nobody Knows" comes "Turtles Can Fly," written and directed by Bahman Ghobadi, which takes the plight of the parentless to a harsher and less dreamy level of devastation.
If this photo had never been taken, the plight of these monkeys would have been so much more serious.
A riveting and often heartbreaking saga of survival, The Last Lions is also a plea for the world to take the plight of Africa's signature big cats seriously.
As the economic downturn takes hold, the plight of people like Mr. Gezu underscores the vulnerability of most Americans' health coverage.
British cinema appears to range quite widely over the social spectrum taking in the plight of refugees, the antics of lovable cockney gangsters, the consciences of IRA gunmen, the ingenious schemes of unemployed northerners, the artistic ambition of miners' sons, the romantic problems of well-heeled, unmarried thirtysomethings.
Sanders, taking the opposite position, highlighted the plight of the Palestinians and what he called the disproportionate response by Israel to rocket attacks.
