Sentence examples for continuing woes from inspiring English sources

Then there are continuing woes in Europe stemming from the Greek crisis.

This essential account by The Times's Detroit bureau chief tracks the industry's continuing woes.

Global stock markets have been rattled by the fall and continuing woes in China.

Some traders pointed to technical reasons for the stock's continuing woes.

Given the auction houses' continuing woes, these sellers may find it tough to get the bidding going.

And their continuing woes throughout Europe are a glaring reminder that prejudice is still alive on the Continent.

The continued woes of Asia make U.S. capital markets even more desirable.

The continued woes of Asia make our capital markets even more desirable.

Many of the highfliers that were gold mines last year have pulled back sharply during the past several weeks under fears for a significant economic slowdown in the U.S. and continued woes in the credit market.

In Shreveport, meanwhile, the Pirates saw marginal improvement on the field and continued woes off it.

But over the month it climbed 3.1 per cent, as it took much less of a hit from the continuing bank woes.