Sentence examples for crash woes from inspiring English sources

Adding to the list of plane crash woes for the Russian military, there were two separate MiG-29 fighter jet crashes in recent weeks.

Directly or indirectly, the songs, which come from here and there and include three originals, address America's post-crash economic woes with references to crime and the Great Depression.

I'M THE ONE THAT I WANT -- Margaret Cho's stand-up comedy act about substance abuse, crash dieting and the woes of having been the first Asian-American sitcom star.

In the last two years, the Fed has been held back in part by global economic tumult, like China's economic woes, the crash in oil prices and the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union.

(A day earlier, Armstrong added to his woes by crashing on his way to the starting line).

During the recession, unemployment and the property crash exacerbated Detroit's revenue woes.

He blamed the real-estate market crash for the bank's woes.

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Many also agreed with his assertion that Dr Mahathir was protecting his cronies and exacerbating Malaysia's economic woes following the Asian crash of 1997.

Never mind that lessons from the Great Depression and the warnings of a few farsighted economists were ignored by Wall Street in recent years, leading to another harrowing crash in 2008 and lingering fiscal woes.

The company is still reeling from a week of bad news that included a mass recall, a report on manufacturing woes, and a fatal crash involving Tesla vehicle operating in its self-driving mode.