Sentence examples for network woe from inspiring English sources

In the words of Howard Beale, the Mad Prophet of the Airwaves in the movie Network, "Woe is us!

The pair was also asked if the company's network woes could have been brought about by a spate of recent layoffs.

Scientists haven't yet found all the reasons for this network of woes, but they have proposed various causes.

As Mr. Moffett put it, "There are a handful of networks consumers are deeply passionate about out of all proportion to Nielsen ratings, and distributors know if you don't have those networks, then woe be to you".

Kent has spoken candidly about the network's woes in the past.

Behind the scenes, the network's programming woes had begun long before.

Unlike the internet, however, our transportation network's capacity woes cost the U.S. economy $305 billion in 2017.

The NBC announcement didn't stop President Obama from taking a little shot at the network's prime-time woes at the White House Correspondents Dinnerr on Saturday night.

The ratings travails at "Tonight" have certainly been exacerbated by the network's prime time woes — and Thursday has become especially problematic for Mr. Leno.

"Are You There, Chelsea?" NBC's new sitcom based on the comic persona of Chelsea Handler – in which Ms. Handler has a supporting role, but not as herself – had decent numbers for its premiere considering the network's recent ratings woes, drawing 6.4 million viewers.

Once trumpeted as a breakout hit, the show has struggled through slipping ratings, marketing woes and network upheaval.