Sentence examples for safety woes from inspiring English sources

Now its safety woes are certain to find their way into business school case studies on how to ruin a company's reputation.

Meridia's safety woes and modest efficacy are part of a long history of disappointing efforts by the drug industry to cure the obesity epidemic and cash in on the estimated $59 billion that Americans spend annually fighting fat.

And to be sure, there are extra safety precautions and travel woes to consider that make Nairobi a city where business travellers need to plan carefully for visiting.

Cooley said the state was once a leader in finding out the cutting-edge knowledge for seismic safety, and, amid budget woes, "somehow, we've sort of lost the urgency".

But just as important, the combination is also likely to help Massey move past its legal woes arising from safety violations like the Upper Big Branch explosion last year that killed 29 people.

The new president began her inauguration speech Friday with a list of Taiwan's woes, including food safety, a "rigid" education and a pension system at risk of bankruptcy, to name just a few.

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.

Adding to the safety concerns are the looming budget woes in Austin and Washington, which could affect the program.

The dollar has gained from the euro's woes, as investors have sought safety.

James Bradley, deputy commissioner of public safety in White Plains, blamed Patriarch for TransCare's woes.

Europe's economic woes have worsened and investors are seeking safety, not the risk of new stock issues from companies with little public track record.