Sentence examples for workers plight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saffo felt the tug of the workers' plight.

The workers' plight makes a mockery of concerns for the 2022 footballers.

Americans' main problem may not be that there are no solutions for the workers' plight.

Worker advocates say the Chinese Embassy has long been indifferent or even hostile to the workers' plight.

Yet concern about workers' plight should not lead Congressional Democrats to reject the trade agreement with Colombia.

The incidents followed her participation in a controversial stunt in January when she volunteered as a prostitute for two days to highlight sex workers' plight.

So how could it happen that Royale Comfort's workers, whose plight was described in painful detail by Ian Urbina in The Times last Sunday, were exposed to it?

The upending of industry moves more slowly there, where greater thought is given to the imperiled worker's plight.

Marilyn McCormack, the provincial director for Child, Youth and Family Services, says that in her 23 years as a social worker, the plight of the children of Sheshatshiu is among the worst she has ever seen.

He deplored the inhumanity of the worker's plight; he denounced the trusts and their dominant influence on governmental politics, directing against them two discourses, one in 1838 and another in 1846; and he held that a working-class revolution was inevitable and did not hesitate to hasten the hour, promising the authorities, in July 1847, a "revolution of scorn".

"So I have every expectation that the pope will not be oblivious to the undocumented worker-student plight, and that he will find a moment to bring it up during his conversations with Barack Obama".