Sentence examples for sleep woes from inspiring English sources

Problem: I'm Tossing And Turning Food Fix 1: Have A Late-Night Morsel We've all been told to avoid eating too close to bedtime, but applying this rule too strictly could actually contribute to sleep woes.

We've got a booming sleep industry -- fueled by everything from a growing array of prescription sleep aids and "natural" supplements, to sleep gadgetry, sleep getaways, and custom-designed bedrooms for loud sleepers -- that promises to cure our sleep woes.

For about 40 million Americans, sleeping woes can be linked to at least one of the 84 official sleep disorders, the most common of which are chronic insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea.

I love sleep (and woe to the child who interrupts it).

I sang it in the shower, I serenaded my kids to sleep with it, and woe unto anyone who happened to be in the same room with me and a piano; they'd be treated to the most morose and self-pitying rendition in the history of mankind.

Houses aren't just places to sleep and collect tales of DIY woe, they are money-makers.

In December, a "top Blago source" told Michael Sneed of the Sun-Times that Blagojevich "can't sleep without drinking" and indicated that his legal woes in recent years led him to rely on booze.

A "top Blago source" told Michael Sneed of the Chicago Sun-Times that Blagojevich "can't sleep without drinking" and indicated that his legal woes in recent years led him to rely on booze.

Anxiety born of economic woes is a major factor, but so are sleep disorders and bad habits like an unpredictable schedule, performing late-night tasks and even staying in bed when it's impossible to fall asleep.

First World woes: Quartz offers a wake-up call on the subject of sleep deprivation.

Wrapped in my own woes, I didn't at first understand why these rather decent-looking people were sleeping, eating and camping under the blasting August sun, next to the Belgrade bus and railway station.