Sentence examples similar to relative woes from inspiring English sources
Other cities like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis, each with their own respective fiscal woes relative to education, also surrendered to the extortion.
Those practices included getting customers to take out new loans by falsely threatening to sue or criminally prosecute them or to alert employers and relatives to their financial woes.
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.
The rumor is that Willa Mae was buried with a pearl necklace and a diamond ring, jewelry worth enough to bail Billy and her relatives out of their financial woes.
They make roughly half of the country's chips.Asia's current woes promise to underline the relative strength of Taiwan.
And woe to the boss or relative who let dust accumulate on their computer screens: they got scolded.
EA Goals 5 Minutes per goal 108.6 Shot conversion rate 62.5% Assists 0 The consensus is that Manchester City's relative struggles this season have been down to Vincent Kompany's injury woes but Agüero's campaign has been equally disrupted.
Relative causality can be established via statistical as well as WoE approaches.
Yet relative price stability may now be adding to the rich world's economic woes.Deep recessions like the recent global contraction would normally be expected to send inflation tumbling.
For example, Arthur et al. (2007) implemented a Bayesian-probabilistic weights-of-evidence (WOE) technique to generate a series of maps reflecting the relative aquifer vulnerability of Florida's principle aquifer system in United States of America (USA).
The goal of eco-epidemiology is to develop a WoE ecological approach that can be used to determine the relative contributions of down-the-drain chemicals and all other stressors to environmental impacts observed in receiving environments.
