Sentence examples for cyclical woes from inspiring English sources

As it happened, structural and cyclical woes landed on the son.

Companies not headed by the new knight have confessed to suffering order cancellations, falling profit margins, intense price competition and other cyclical woes.

Correction Reprints Related items The Republicans in Illinois: Ryan v RyanJul 11th 2002 Tobacco taxes: Smokes on the waterJul 11th 2002That raises a troubling question: are these woes largely cyclical, attributable to last year's slowdown in the economy?

Will 2003 bring recovery, or does Latin America risk being left behind as globalisation marches forward elsewhere Certainly, there is a cyclical element to the economic woe.

Their present woes may be more cyclical than structural.

John Lawrence of Iowa State University argues that the industry's woes are not just cyclical.

Those in the print media have come to see their present fiscal woes as not merely cyclical but structural, and so their slashed workforce and diminished output seem unlikely to rebound any time soon.

Several said the party's image woes, while significant, are a cyclical low caused by circumstances that will pass, and won't severely affect Republican candidates at the ballot box.

"To add to structural woes, the sector now faces a cyclical downturn and a credit crunch, and thus lower merger activity," he said.

Their profits over the last few years have been obscene with their lending policies which have allowed people to borrow money they can't repay when times get slightly tougher (which naturally happens in a cyclical world economy) have been the foundation of their current woes.

The reason I ask that is because most of the economists I talk to agree that Japan's economic woes are not the result of a short-term cyclical drop in demand, they are deep and structural and difficult to change.