Sentence examples for cost woes from inspiring English sources

The sharks are dismayed by their cost woes, specifically that they've invested $300k in inventory.

But if employers use their healthcare data wisely -- and capitalize on their collective bargaining power -- they may discover that salvation from their health-cost woes lies within.

Kraft has been on a similar long-lived campaign to improve its own peer-lagging operating margins, which fell from 21% in 2002 to 12.8% in 2008 due to a variety of product and marketing missteps, a need for catch-up R&D spending and commodity-cost woes.

Those woes cost the team several close games, and Washington missed the playoffs by just one game.

A reminder that, in addition to cost and demand woes, technical problems also dogged video telephones.

Unlike the internet, however, our transportation network's capacity woes cost the U.S. economy $305 billion in 2017.

Sadly the things you'll need to get loaded enough to forget your financial woes cost money which, obviously, you don't have.

Reconciling the liberalism and cost-of-living woes of swing crucial voters with the mores of the traditional base is not easy.

Many of the legislatures that are struggling with budgets can point to external forces, including slow economic recoveries and rising health care costs, for their woes.

Warnke blamed rising agency labour costs for its woes, pointing to the shortage of doctors and nurses since the Brexit vote as well as a potential £11m bill for backdated "sleep in" payments depending on HMRC's calculation of the pay period.

Jamaica's own goalkeeping woes nearly cost them.