Sentence examples for heavy woe from inspiring English sources

Sometimes we try to jam chemistry into the slot of real connection, and this can become a heavy woe.

When the world grows heavy with woe, idealized visions of life can be irresistible, even to the rigorously unsentimental.

ARMCHAIR ETHICIST Some weeks ago we conducted an ethical experiment, inviting readers to offer their thoughts — in real time — about an interesting question: Should someone asked to sort through a deceased colleague's office e-mails delete an unfinished letter detailing "some pretty heavy marital woes"?

The onetime guerrillas have turned out with pickaxes to clear the ice from Pristina streets as this impoverished province in southern Serbia battles its latest woe -- heavy snowfalls and temperatures in the low teens.

At a time when the local burden of woes seems heavy enough as it is, therapists and experts like Dr. Fullilove may seem to be pointing out yet another problem to worry about, or alternatively, offering to hold a hand that people didn't know needed holding.

With its sprawl of tract homes, apartment complexes, shopping centers and warehouses, Ontario looks like many other communities in the Inland Empire and shares the same environmental woes, including heavy truck traffic and air pollution.

Adding to its woes was a heavy debt load.

Stress comes from outside-of-work sources (family or personal problems, financial woes), but also heavy workloads.

Markets are exacting a heavy price for Greece's budget woes.

The popular web series has carved a niche for itself on the web by portraying heavy handed issues like infidelity and money woes with a wit and humour that has drawn over a million views to the series.

He acknowledged Cassidian's woes, which he said included a heavy dependence on older products like the Eurofighter Typhoon, whose German final assembly lines are in nearby Manching.