Sentence examples for many woe from inspiring English sources

Despite the availability of many WOE frameworks, including the one used in the 2002 WHO/IPCS document, the SOA Assessment does not follow any framework.

Nicolas, you have many woes.

By the spring of 2008, A.I.G.'s dispute with Goldman was just one of its many woes.

ROOSEVELT, the state's most troubled school district, has many woes.

All have large Yemeni populations, a stake in regional stability and the cash to ease Yemen's many woes.

Indeed, one of the many woes of our current crop of volume new-builds is that in response to building regulations, windows have shrunk.

Investors appear to be recognizing that many woes faced by corporate America cannot be eliminated with a wave of Mr. Greenspan's wand.

In another hit, La Krema, a rap group, lists the country's many woes as a backup singer chimes in sarcastically, "Now we have a Metro".

They have come to cheer, but it is hard to think of another footballing contest that has started amid so many woes.

For all its many woes — wars, a water crisis and the rise of Al Qaeda — the country's adherence to ancient traditions often makes it feel like a refuge.

Sub-Saharan Africa is the only major region that moved backward in the later decades of 20th century, says the report, which catalogs the many woes while prescribing some remedies.