Sentence examples for recent woes of from inspiring English sources
I haven't mentioned Beaujolais nouveau, the reason for so many of the recent woes of the Beaujolais region.
As the Bush administration rushes to jump-start the reconstruction of postwar Iraq, it may want to consider the recent woes of Pete Henderson.
The volume of clothing sold is expected to fall for the second successive year, declining by 0.5% in 2018 after a fall of 0.8% the year before, as the recent woes of Marks & Spencer are reflected across the high street.
To appreciate the significance of these numbers, consider the recent woes of the mainstream press: The nation's daily newspapers have reported an accelerating decline in readership over the past two decades.
The solution should be less understanding, and longer and harsher prison sentences.WOON TAI KEATSingaporeTerritorialSIR As one of those proud Canadians who has often bragged about the unfailing "sensibility" and "civility" of Canada, I was shocked to hear about the recent woes of Ontario Hydro ("Hydro-phobia", August 23rd).
On the actual sporting front, Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt finally spoke publicly in London, blaming some of his recent woes on a back injury.
DeBoer attributed the team's recent woes to a "perfect storm" of events.
A sombre Nick Clegg made no excuses for the Lib Dems' losses, while the prime minister, David Cameron, pointed to the government's recent woes to explain the ejection of so many Tory councillors.
The return of Josh Reynolds this week was seen as the antidote to their recent woes – a lack of application to detail, a dose of waiting-for-finals ennui – but the Dogs again looked tired.
"Yeah, big time… We think about this a lot," he says, and then goes on to offer what can only be interpreted as a diagnosis of Facebook's recent woes, even though neither of us has mentioned the social network by name.
Stefanowski is aware of Nepal's recent woes, but he said the goal of his tenure would be to improve the team from the basic levels and provide a foundation for it to build upon in the years ahead.
