Sentence examples for Present woes from inspiring English sources
Their present woes may be more cyclical than structural.
One member of it blamed her for many of our present woes.
This is an admission that this part of the reason for present woes is a sharp practice.
Orwell is the go-to thinker to account for our present woes – even though he is 63 years dead.
We have but to look at one another and then say "Venezia" for the present woes of the world to fade away, if only for a moment.
Irene's watchful alcoholic sister, Joanne (Eleanor Methven), who acts as a skivvy for the family, suddenly discovers her tongue: "Who could we blame for our present woes?
His central argument is that the process of globalisation has been going on since Roman times, but has suffered a number of shocks, of which our present woe is merely the latest.
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And present economic woes have distracted people from long-term concerns.
Despite the present economic woes, there's never been a better time to get away from it all.
Those in the print media have come to see their present fiscal woes as not merely cyclical but structural, and so their slashed workforce and diminished output seem unlikely to rebound any time soon.
