Sentence examples for Enduring woes from inspiring English sources
The king's traditional immunity from criticism had worn dangerously thin, his talk of reform belied by such enduring woes as a yawning wealth gap, corruption, an intrusive security apparatus and heavily stage-managed politics".No one would have bet on Jordan back then," admits a former minister.
Its classroom windows offer the high school engineers a bird's-eye view of some of Los Angeles' most enduring woes.
On the contrary, while providing Iran some real economic benefits, the implementation of that deal over the last two years has also taken away the Iranian government's ability to blame the United States for Iran's enduring economic woes.
The victory is also a much-welcomed boost to Syracuse's beleaguered athletic department, which is enduring financial woes tied to the worst stretch of play in the football program's history.
For instance, toward the end of a spot in which Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri spoke with a couple enduring economic woes, he told the TV audience, "I'm Dick Gephardt and I approved this message because I want to stop George Bush and fight for America's middle class".
Erm, that's it in terms of the connection and, at first, Derham seemed an awkward fit with her prim presenting style – which mostly involved donning said straw hat, tilting her head and half-smiling like a GP politely enduring her patient's woes as the godfathers of bossa nova relived the barefoot beach guitar-plucking that characterised the genre's golden age.
◆ To the Editor: Both Annie Murphy Paul and Amanda Ripley effectively focus on the enduring American anti-intellectualism that is a chief cause of this nation's educational woes.
He thought about enduring.
