Sentence examples for growing woes of from inspiring English sources

It looks like some short-sellers are having a terrific year, profiting handsomely on the back of the growing woes of some much-loved British brands.

Keep your baby growing woes to yourself or your work friends.

Glenn Hoddle remains desperate to buy another striker for Tottenham but the pressure on the hunt was eased yesterday when Robbie Keane scored a sublime hat-trick to ease the manager's growing woes and remind him of the quality already at his disposal.

"It is even creating bad blood with relatives who think their sons and daughters in London are no longer being helpful," he says.Their troubles are emblematic of migrants' growing woes all over the world.

The theocracy clearly faces growing woes.

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — Senator John McCain devoted most of two campaign appearances on Wednesday to lusty attacks on Senator Barack Obama and gave less attention, and offered very few specifics, to the growing economic woes of American voters.

One can hardly avoid the dire media messages about the consequences of climate change and pollution, the threat of terrorism, and growing economic woes.

For 11 years, the National Debt Clock glowered from its perch on the Avenue of the Americas and grimly flashed to passers-by the government's growing financial woes, racking up an average of $10,000 a second in national debt.

However, his growing legal woes may prompt him to pull his supporters out of the government, forcing fresh elections.

Can Saudi Arabia's bold reforms cure growing financial woes?

These begin when Libby is a child being chided for sucking her thumb (later she's ridiculed for picking her nose), continue through Libby's teenage years when she is seeking solace (and not really finding it) for the woes of growing up, and finishing when her grandmother is in a nursing home (she died in 1994, at 97), urging Libby to write a part for her.