Sentence examples for expanding woes from inspiring English sources

To the expanding woes of Internet security, add news of a breach at RealNames, a Web site that simplifies navigation, where 15,000 credit-card numbers were stolen, and malicious attacks at online brokerage firm National Discount Brokers Group and the popular ICQ instant-messaging service.

Perhaps as a consolation to your expanding Universe woes, consider that the fact that the Universe will expand forever given its current contents means that we understand very little about how it works; there appears to be all sorts of exotic physics in the Universe, more exotic than that in the wildest science fiction fantasies.

But the price for that scale and influence is an expanding list of regulatory woes that could lead to billions of dollars in fines and demands for it to change its business practices to accommodate local laws.

And continued negative mainstream press could actually expand Apple's woes exponentially.

Duterte, however, can now build on his predecessors' legacy by diverting the Philippines' expanding fiscal pie to address infrastructure woes.

AS WORLD leaders met to discuss climate change at the United Nations this week, protesters outside seemed unconvinced that drowning islands and expanding deserts were the planet's biggest woe.

Despite our current economic woes — in fact, because of them — a renewed commitment to expanding national service opportunities should be a major bipartisan goal and a key element of American policy.

New industries are springing up and existing ones expanding to meet demand from these wealthy and discerning older consumers, and woe betide those who underestimate the financial impact they can have.

The planned increases reflect the M.T.A.'s attempt to address projected financial woes, including huge out-year budget gaps, while also improving service and expanding the system.

To add to the beverage maker's woes is the rebounding dollar, which has cut into profits from the company's expanding international business.

Mr Lagardère is currently expanding the firm's sports-rights business.Lagardère's problems, however, may have more to do with the woes of print media than with Mr Lagardère himself, although he has intensified the group's focus on media.