Sentence examples for worldwide plight from inspiring English sources

Franklin sets this human drama against the bigger issue of the worldwide plight of miners, and the miserable conditions in which they work.

The abduction of the Chibok girls – about 200 of whom are still missing – prompted outrage worldwide and their plight was publicised using a Twitter hashtag, #bringbackourgirls.

"It's about a political strategy that brings to worldwide recognition the plight of the people of West Papua, forces it onto a political agenda, forces it to the UN, forces an exposure of it and ultimately that allows the people of West Papua to make the choice of the kind of government they want and the kind of society in which they want to live," he said.

Mr. Sands was elected to Parliament during his strike; nine other hunger strikers died before the end of 1981; and their cases drew worldwide attention to the plight of Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland.

But he did not rule out the possibility that the number of those taking part in an action – which has drawn renewed worldwide attention to the plight of detainees at the camp – would rise on the conclusion of Ramadan.

Commentators throughout the Middle East were comparing Adnan to Bobby Sands, the I.R.A. prisoner who died after a 66-day hunger strike, saying that Adnan might focus worldwide attention on the plight of Palestinian prisoners, the way Sands did for the Irish Republicans' cause.

He also covered a 50th anniversary party at the Playboy club in London, and World Lion Day at London zoo highlighting the first global campaign to celebrate the importance and plight of lions worldwide.

That looks optimistic.The Zapatists' achievement has been to draw worldwide attention to the Indians' plight.

The plight of tigers worldwide is critical, with the most optimistic estimates positing a population of between thirty-three hundred and forthirty-threedred.

The actress and mother-of-six has highlighted the plight of refugees worldwide for over a decade in her role as a UN High Commissioner for Refugees Special Envoy.

Since the shooting, Malala's plight has generated worldwide interest in the news media, as well as among public officials and complete strangers offering to help her.