Sentence examples for mounting woes from inspiring English sources

Of all these demons, the mounting woes of Taiwan's banks may be the most immediate danger.

Although New Komeito only has 31 lower-house seats, the LDP's mounting woes have strengthened the junior coalition member's bargaining position.

Adding to Toyota's mounting woes, the minister of consumer affairs, Mizuho Fukushima, met with Toyota executives on Thursday to press the company to address separate complaints of problems with the brakes in its newest model of the popular Prius hybrid vehicle.

Adding to Mr. Falcone's mounting woes, the Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to sue the money manager as soon as this week, planning to accuse him of taking a personal loan from his hedge fund, Harbinger Capital Partners, and of giving preferential treatment to Goldman Sachs, according to a person briefed on the matter Tuesday.

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Despite the mounting woes Kattan is keeping up appearances with a smile on his face.

Numerous factors underlie China's mounting labor woes.

As states and cities wrestle with mounting pension woes, some even seeking refuge in bankruptcy, Washington has mostly stayed on the sidelines.

Indeed, his mounting economic woes at home may help to explain the attention he has devoted to the nuclear confrontation with the West and threats against Israel.

MOSCOW — Violent protests over political grievances and mounting economic woes shook the Latvian capital, Riga, late Tuesday, leaving around 25 people injured and leading to 106 arrests.

But getting back off the list may take years, and, in the meantime, it will add to the country's mounting economic woes.