Sentence examples for connection woes from inspiring English sources

Starting around midnight EDT, users took to Twitter en mass all pointing to their Belkin routers as the source of their connection woes.

Manually flushing it is a quick process, and can solve a lot of your connection woes.

As the former head of Home Depot, the home improvement retailer, Mr. Nardelli said, he can see a connection between housing woes and the automobile market.

The connection with Europe's woes is clear.

Kerimov's representatives are drawing no connections between Uralkali's woes and Anzhi, but the coincidence of events seems instructive.

Fox News's in-house jester, Glenn Beck, has been characteristically indefatigable in promoting the musical, but seeing as Beck also recently claimed he saw a connection between Greece's economic woes, Muslim fundamentalists and student protests in the UK, he may need to de-smudge his spectacles.

Verizon and its fellow Baby Bells clearly are not immune to the telecom sector's woes (see "Bad Connection").

NYC's financial woes, along with Bloomberg's connection to the private sector and philanthropic groups, have generated fresh interest in seeking private money to help Gotham.

Sometimes we try to jam chemistry into the slot of real connection, and this can become a heavy woe.

But in reality, you often have to reset your router when your connections start dropping and woe to you if you ever have to actually change any settings.

The most recent embarrassment was the release last week of over 800 pages of documents in connection with a lawsuit that added greatly to the woes of the Archdiocese of Boston and its embattled leader, Cardinal Bernard F. Law.