Sentence examples for solve their woes from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, many organizations look to technology to solve their woes and open up more to customers.

He promised them that he could solve their woes and increase their beauty through a ritual massage.

Other countries are encouraging immigration to solve their demographic woes.

Margaret Nelson, an assistant state attorney general, said the law was narrowly defined to help cities solve their financial woes.

For New York to revive its high hopes on the season, they'll need to solve their scoring woes in the near future.

Most Germans share Ms. Merkel's view that other Europeans need to emulate the German model of public and private thrift at home and competitiveness abroad to solve their economic woes.

Of course, if Coughlin could fully explain why the Giants have been so good on the road the past two seasons (10-4) and so mediocre at Giants Stadium (6-8), they might solve their home woes.

If the Court allows the states to tax e-commerce, that won't solve their budget woes but merely lead to still more irresponsible spending.

BrightBytes has been on a mission to "improve the way the world learns through data" — and, in turn, to help schools solve their technological woes.

To solve their mobile woes, Lost Decade decided to partner with Game Closure, a startup we wrote about back in February, to become the first licensee of Game Closure's mobile HTML5 engine.

Resnick warned that other states considering legalizing marijuana shouldn't expect marijuana tax revenue to solve their fiscal woes.