Sentence examples for wider plight from inspiring English sources

I don't agree with all his conclusions, but his frustration at the argument, and at the wider plight of UK left-wingery, fuels an excellent show – urgent to communicate, unapologetically intelligent and technically impressive.

It culminated in Saturday's rally – the prelude to their occupation, which has quickly spiraled into a set of political grievances much wider than the plight of two local ranchers.

Publicity in the North concerning black rebellions and the influx of fugitive slaves helped to arouse wider sympathy for the plight of the slave and support for the abolition movement.

The cast and crew of The Railway Man have urged for wider understanding of the plight of prisoners-of-war working on the Burma railway during the second world war.

But just as China's periodic shrill threats to Taiwan threaten the stability of the wider region, so the plight and growing anger of China's peasantry are a harbinger of potential trouble ahead at home.It is trouble that China's Communist Party is increasingly ill-prepared to deal with.

And that is so of all the poems in the book, a subtly pleasing, intellectually confident, and technically accomplished collection with wide-ranging themes from the plight of the political refugee to a still-life with irises.Liverpool-born poet Elaine Feinstein has in the past received more attention for her fiction than her poetry, but it is her poetry which has the more distinctive flavour.

Yet it would be rash to draw wider parallels from Haiti's plight.

Whatever the truth, experts said Ms. Masih's plight highlighted a wider problem.

The pair said their plight reflects the wider issues with global governance, with over 60 million people being displaced by international crisis over the past decade.

Perhaps the whole attempt to make America fair and decent by amassing written rules of conduct needs to be rethought.Mr Gore's plight, and the wider fund-raising scandals swirling around the White House, fits and fuels this anti-legalism.

But perhaps "Olly" is cleverer than all of us put together, for his weekly performances have had the effect of distracting a wider audience from the alarming plight of his team – Blackpool find themselves in 15th place and two points above the relegation zone following a run of seven defeats in their last eight fixtures, the most recent of which was the enthralling 5-3 loss at Everton on Saturday.