Sentence examples for power woes from inspiring English sources

With that array locked, Mr. Suffredini said, power woes could affect the timing of the next mission.

The Future Facing the Risks Of Repeating a Crisis New York's power woes will not go away quickly or quietly.

Even those who are part of the solution to the state's power woes are feeling the pain.

That sorry tale suggests that the real explanation for America's power woes lies in mucky politics.Demonising deregulationThe way the country has deregulated power has left investors and utilities confused, with little incentive to invest in upgrading transmission.

In the short term, Mr. Sharif will seek to salve his power woes by trying to find foreign cash or fuel to get dormant power stations back on line.

A1 Executives of utilities and power-generating plants meeting in Washington with federal and California officials narrowed their differences over a package intended to rescue the state from its power woes.

Last Saturday's game against Boston was a perfect example of the Power's woes.

And who knows what kind of power-related woes may loom for the rest of the country as spring turns into summer?

Rails: Metro-North's New Haven line is back to full service after days of power-related woe.

Harry, who self-importantly compared his own fall from grace to this country's waning power, his business woes to the national deficit, was both a representative American of his generation and a kind of scientific specimen — an index to the human species and its propensity for doubt and narcissism and self immolation.

Richistan is the name author Robert Frank bequeaths on America's booming microcosm of super-wealth, a demographic whose relative financial power and unique woes has created a kind of "country within a country," increasingly isolated from the workday mainstream.