Watson said the company was "focused on improving results by changing outcomes within our control".. Oil prices have fallen from $115 just over a year ago to under $50 this month causing woes across a once-booming industry.
Jeb prefers to point to Trump as the cause of his campaign woes, and like his father before him, Jeb seems to be discounting the appeal and effectiveness of an opponent he personally and politically disdains.
Democrats said that Mr. Bunning was stubbornly and single-handedly blocking badly needed financial aid for struggling Americans and that he was going to cause bureaucratic woes by forcing an interruption in the program.
The measures would also require all visa-waiver country travelers to use electronic passports with built-in chips carrying their biometric data, a provision the British newspaper The Telegraph warned would cause "transport woes" for up to 5 million Britons who do not yet have them.
So unless we really grapple with helping people change their diets and get them to be fit, these problems will continue to mount and cause economic woe and increased suffering.
Personal statements can cause endless woe for university hopefuls.
Soon, the trendy grandson is serving an all-Western breakfast, to which some family members secretly add Chinese spices, causing digestive woes.
Readers React The end of the traditional bookstore and print books is cause for woe only among those of a certain age.
If someone suggested immigration was causing our woes, he'd reply that it was odd how a businessman can move his business overseas, but the workforce shouldn't be allowed to follow it to stay in work.
Its innate habit of seeking out beauty, in the form of flowers, and of ignoring anything that might cause it woe makes it "wiser far than human seer" and leads the philosopher-poet to want to follow its example.
