Sentence examples for why the plight from inspiring English sources
The letter asks why the plight of religious minorities in Iraq, such as the Yazidis, seems to have taken precedence.
"There are real deadlines," she said, "and the parents are just filled with extreme anxiety". Maybe that's why the plight of Betsy Rosenblatt Rosso has generated such heated debate.
I wondered why the plight of tea estate workers does not merit the same level of concern that other human dignity and human rights issues command.
Why does the plight of 600,000 children in poverty not engender moral outrage?
Why, given the plight of the salmon, would reasonable anglers be reluctant to release all of the salmon that they catch?
Why not prioritise addressing the plight of the victims whose sufferings are visible?" The screening ended amid jeers and scuffles, with some angry viewers throwing stones.
Why was he suddenly dramatizing the plight of the American hostages after he had pledged at the beginning of the confrontation last August not to make President Carter's mistake of emphasizing the hostages so much that their value as prisoners was enhanced?
Why should we care about the plight of rock iguanas?
Why should you care about the plight of people thousands of miles away from you? You've never asked for help, and you made it out okay.
Why are we so drawn to the plight of the whale?
Why are we apparently indifferent to the plight of 2,000 children under lock and key in detention centres?
