Sentence examples for production woes from inspiring English sources
Can you see traces of such production woes in the final product?
Meanwhile, EADS, Airbus's parent company, reported a net loss of euro195m ($250m) for the third quarter on the back of the production woes.
What these zombies are not, however, is a commentary on the onslaught of bad buzz that trailed the film's well-documented production woes.
Whether precipitated by the falling oil price or BG's more recent production woes, Shell has acted opportunistically, as it previously implied it might if the occasion arose.
Or Leos Carax's Les Amants du Pont-Neuf, which went through untold production woes – sets built and destroyed, actors injured – to become France's most expensive film at that time.
Nintendo executives suggested that they wanted to avoid the troubles of Sony, which frustrated retailers and consumers last year when production woes caused it to ship fewer PlayStation 2 consoles than anticipated.
But despite good looks and an eco-friendly ethos, a rash of production delays, economic woes and fire-safety concerns have kept the automaker from taking off.
But compounding India's economic woes, industrial production slowed to a mere 0.6 percent in August as compared to a year earlier, dampened by poor investment and consumer demand, India's statistics ministry said Friday.
And, in this production, Hamlet's "unprevailing woe" doesn't prevail for too long; it morphs into an antic masquerade that both inspires courage and keeps grief at bay.
Industrial groups were hit hard by a profit warning from Cookson, which blamed its woes on weak production in the global steel industry.
That demerger came closer last week when Florida's top court broadly sided with Altria and other tobacco companies in rejecting a $145 billion award made to smokers in 2000.Flying lowBeset by management and production problems, Airbus's summer of woes continued when it reported that aircraft orders had fallen by more than half in the first six months of 2006 compared with a year earlier.
