Sentence examples for new woes from inspiring English sources
Now the tree is facing new woes.
China's new woes are the last thing the rest of us needed.
Manufacturers, hit hard by the housing downturn, are facing new woes.
But stocks took a beating on new woes from the financial sector.
New woes were unfolding elsewhere even as a capacity crowd of government officials, investors, lawyers and credit analysts were gathering here to discuss the trend.
The banking industry in Edinburgh, already battered and bruised from years of abuse during the financial crisis, is set for new woes under an SNP government.
The green space outside the Odeon Leicester Square may well be covered in cellophane-covered bouquets in the days to come, in memory of this new woe.
Disregarding this objection our answer is that it is by no means certain that Dick Tracy & Terry would as the League tacitly assumes, disagree with the News woe-woe department.
The new legal woes, coming on the heels of a rate-rigging scandal that erupted this summer, complicate a difficult turnaround effort by the bank.
T.C.U.'s decision to ditch the Mountain West (new name: Woe Is Us) for the Bigger Not-So-East was the ultimate in shotgun weddings, writes ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel, or the equivalent of everyone diving to safety, as Andy Staples writes on SI.com.
The efficiency of the new ensemble WoE and SVM method was tested using area under curve (AUC) which measured the prediction and success rates.
