Sentence examples for share woes from inspiring English sources

"I really don't use a lot of makeup stuff, so I try to trade it away," said Ms. Yang, who occasionally uses the chat forum MakeupTalk.com, a popular site for the sample hungry who gush or complain about their subscription boxes, share woes about delayed shipping and set up trades with other subscribers.

Although Pepsi-Cola's fresh, youthful appeal has been a key branding difference in its battle against Coca-Cola, the brand has strayed from this focus several times in the past two decades, perhaps contributing to some of its market share woes.

Europe's weakness has sapped its corporate clients' demand for both loans and more esoteric financial products.Another shared woe is the sudden barrage of fines meted out to banks by regulators, notably in America.

OUTLOOK: Last year's co-Pacific League champions come into their season opener after suffering through their share of woes during the nonleague campaign.

Large rivers have their share of woes.

Share your woes and I shall comfort ye.

Babies are so boring!" You tell 'em, sister; plenty of overlooked siblings will share your woes.

Common sense, of course, might dictate that you not share your woes with a perfect stranger.

Then she told the women to pick out a partner and share their woes.

This year, the company has not been spared its share of woes.

To be sure, Iraq's regular Olympic team has suffered its share of woes, too.