Sentence examples for That woes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown said Sunday that woes at Northern Rock were a direct result of the credit crisis in the United States, which had prompted turmoil across Europe.

Heineken, one of the world's biggest brewers, warned today that its profit for the first half of this year had stagnated, saying that woes ranging from weak economies to the war in Iraq were causing consumers to drink less beer rather than more.

Somewhere in between binge watching Drake's Vine stream and realizing that "woes" apply to everything I said I hate about clubbing in Toronto, I started running, too.

And O'Conner's antic approach means that "Woe Is I Jr".

Others would claim that woe was sure to befall such a disparate currency union sooner or later: if not Greece, then some other weak member of the club would have been the cause.

The industry is also worried that its woes will be worsened by Brexit.

De Soto says that these woes make Haiti the perfect proving ground for his ideas.

One measure already signals that the woes of the financial system are straining the economy.

But a message that economic woes are over may seem insensitive to some viewers.

But the Realtors' report suggested that the woes in the housing market would not end soon.

In those circumstances, it would have been easier for Trinity to argue that Atkins' woes were not really his fault.