Sentence examples for Serious woes from inspiring English sources
Despite the turmoil, BlackRock has dodged the financial industry's most serious woes.
Washington goalie Jose Theodore has altogether more serious woes to work through, though, providing a glimpse into his struggle to deal with the death of his infant son.
Despite the allure and potential of the country's new shale fields, Argentina's energy industry displays serious woes, making the conflict with YPF "just the tip of the iceberg of a much more complex energy problem," a report by Barclays says.
At first they said he quit for poor health reasons, but later they acknowledged that he was removed and replaced.Such a sudden departure by a top-ranked Chinese official is usually a sign of serious woes, and the word, privately, in the government and legal community is that Mr Gao is indeed in trouble.
Putin has done little to address his country's serious woes.
They say St . Louishas way too many aldermen who bicker way too much and who focus on narrow, neighborhood issues rather than the more serious woes that afflict this long-ailing city of 348,000.
Today, the nation is embroiled in political instability, a crumbling economy, serious social woes and a dearth of public services.
Diagnosed with terminal myeloid leukemia, with a wife and young child, and beset by serious financial woes, Jonathan practically cries out for a puppetmaster to string him up.
This criticism has been able to flourish partly because news of abuses has leaked out as state companies, which remain a central part of the economy, have floundered, helping precipitate Vietnam's serious financial woes.
"In other words, we have been rescued from serious water woes by just a few months -- most notably January of 1999 when we had a series of northeasters dump a lot of rain on the state and Floyd on Sept. 16, 1999.
A large field of Republican candidates has lined up to compete for the post, but the decision appeared, for now, to leave Mr. Quinn, who has been seen as vulnerable in part because of the state's serious fiscal woes, with a far simpler path among Democrats.
