Sentence examples for major woes from inspiring English sources

For all Johnson's major woes are linked to mental weakness, this was a forgivable error in an essentially undefined area.

Numerous commentators in Davos last week at the World Economic Forum have noted the lack of women present as the planet's major woes are discussed.

You didn't expect him to talk about Sprint's major woes and how the wireless carrier is losing subs left and right?

Initially stemming from a court case in 1991 where singer Gilbert O'Sullivan sued mc/producer Biz Markie for sampling his hit "Alone Again (Naturally)" without permission, sample clearance has become one of the major woes of the record industry, due to snowballing prices and lengthy wait times.

But then, until my major dental woes began five years ago, I had also never heard of microimplants and root-planing and proxy brushes and night guards and floss threaders and dry sockets.

By the mid-2000s, after major financial woes and massive layoffs, the company was a shadow of its former self.

As the Verge handily notes, Finnish media has been reporting some major money woes for the smartphone startup.

Here are the major market woes troubling investors.

They were thrilled that Dustin Johnson had finally overcome his major championship woes with a stirring victory, while angry that he had to overcome the knowledge that a one-stroke penalty might greet him at the end of the round.

The standard-issue Thomas-Friedman solution to our major economic woes -- no jobs, income inequality, terrible wages -- is for low-wage workers to just go and get themselves an edumacation already.

In February, the APA declared that between August 2016 and January, Americans' overall stress had increased for the first time in a decade, with the election cited as a major source of woe.