Sentence examples for unique plight from inspiring English sources

My answer is that I scarcely think about them at all, but that doesn't mean that I don't take seriously the unique plight of the planet at this juncture in human history.

Because of these migratory trends, there is a rich pool of scholarly works on the dynamics of overseas Filipino migration, particularly on their plights, unique experiences, and conditions in the United States, Europe, Canada, and East and Southeast Asia (Choy 2003; Ball and Piper 2002; David 1991; Espiritu 2003; Fresnoza-Flot 2009; Stasiulis and Bakan 1997; Tacoli 1999).

Their plight is unique only in its details.

And if you guessed that Interneuron's plight is unique, you would be wrong again.

Shakira, a Latin Grammy Award winner who grew up in Colombia, told them she had a unique understanding of the plight of young people in poor nations.

Mr. Jiang's plight is hardly unique.

I'm definitely not alone in my plight.

Still, while the Yankees' plight might not be unique, Hart and his fellow MLB Network analyst Larry Bowa both heaped praise on Brian Cashman and Joe Girardi for the way they've steered the injury-plagued club.

Yet new analysis by the Jubilee Debt Campaign reveals that Greece's plight is far from unique: more than 20 other countries are also wrestling with their own debt crises.

The squatters have unique legal circumstances, but their basic plight is familiar.

While some scientists visit the "Polar Bear Capital of the World" to study the bears, others, such as Polar Bears International's Steven Amstrup, are there because they also see a unique opportunity to inform people about the plight of polar bears.