Sentence examples similar to the present day plight from inspiring English sources

"We will not accept that the tragedy of Al Andalus will be repeated in Palestine," Zawahiri said, drawing an analogy between the expulsion of the Moors from Iberia and the present-day plight of the Palestinians.

The team then link this to the present day by comparing the plight of the Lindisfarne monks with a modern day refugee's experience of being driven away from home.

Time: the present day.

Her influence continues to the present day.

Go to the present day.

So has the present day.

The present day is different.

The present day simulation.

If playwright David Williamson's revamped version of The Club – set at the Collingwood football club in the 70's – wasn't already touring, a straight telling of their present-day plight would entertain equally.

All this manifests U.S. culpability for much of El Salvador's past and inextricably-tied present-day plight.

The present-day Richard Cole.