Sentence examples for lingering woes from inspiring English sources

At the MF Global hearing next month, the House subcommittee plans to scrutinize the lingering woes that the firm's customers face.

"The lingering woes of the Chinese slowdown affecting the US mean the domestic recovery of labour and inflation figures will have to be boosted before [Federal Reserve chair] Janet Yellen takes the plunge into calling a rate hike," he said.

Those attributes served him well when he was cast as the wide-eyed, wise-cracking Andy Hardy in a series of films that would give movie-goers a brief opportunity to forget the lingering woes of the Great Depression in the late 1930s.

As the bank fights the energy investigation, it says it is trying to rectify other lingering compliance woes.

And despite lingering economic woes, parents with children in grades K-12 are expected to spend an average of $688 this year, up from $603 in 2011.

Never mind that lessons from the Great Depression and the warnings of a few farsighted economists were ignored by Wall Street in recent years, leading to another harrowing crash in 2008 and lingering fiscal woes.

Signs of strength in manufacturing helped lead the Dow Jones industrial average to an eighth day of gains on Thursday, despite worries about tighter monetary policy in the United States and lingering debt woes in Europe.

The lingering throwing woes and the aftereffects, which continued on Wednesday when the announcer for the "Late Show with David Letterman" introduced Letterman as "the head case with the throwing problems".

The running dispute over Greece's lingering fiscal woes highlights just how difficult it is for the newly elected leftist government to implement what many market analysts are calling an "impossible agenda of promises".

What had been expected to be another long and drawn-out meeting about Greece's lingering financial woes broke up after about 15 minutes Monday without European financial ministers taking formal action on proposed reforms to the nation's crippled economy.

China's lingering air pollution woes occur just a week after diplomats from nearly 200 nations secured an international climate change agreement that aims to reign in global temperature rise by dramatically reducing the burning of fossil fuels in just a matter of decades.