Sentence examples for current woes of from inspiring English sources
Look at the current woes of Research in Motion, blessed by fabulous success with its Blackberry device.
Industry analysts, however, said the roots of Ford's improved position run deeper than the current woes of its competitors.
And despite the current woes of the country, we are still seeing thousands choosing to visit the destination for its many fantastic islands this summer break.
Repression only feeds extremism and other unpleasant side-effects as the current woes of both Sinn Féin's Gerry Adams and the DUP's "Swish Family Robinson" underline.
But a few people — writers, activists, even politicians — are examining the current woes of the Western state through a very different prism.
The current woes of Aberdeen's offshore industry, facing tumbling oil prices and squeezed margins, could be a boon for the country's other engineers.
The British press has long revelled in the raucous and the irresponsible; that was part of its verve, and it was Murdoch's genius, and also the cause of his current woes, to recognize those tendencies, bring the revelry to a head, and give the people what they asked for.
The global-trade-and-capital-destroying Smoot-Hawley Tariff brought about the 192941 catastrophe, and the Feds weak-dollar policies and the practices of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are at the bottom of our current woes, not some sudden failure of free-market principles.
State failure is the cause of Afghanistan's current woes, and by extension, many of the problems of the surrounding region.
So what does Lee make of the UK's current woes – in particular the impact of swingeing cuts facing the NHS and social care?
But if some of Mr. Kagan's efforts to place America's current difficulties within a historical perspective (comparing, say, the challenges posed by China today to the threat of the Soviet Union during the cold war) can be instructive, others devolve into odd exercises in relativism or blatant rationalizations of current woes.
