But Jane Green's "Dune Road" works characters with sudden financial woes into her chick-book world.
America's continuing strikes against Iraq and, in particular, the persistence of sanctions, have aroused widespread anger.This sudden accumulation of woes has reinforced the notion that Islam itself is somehow in danger.
The global-trade-and-capital-destroying Smoot-Hawley Tariff brought about the 192941 catastrophe, and the Feds weak-dollar policies and the practices of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are at the bottom of our current woes, not some sudden failure of free-market principles.
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.
The agency's woes have several key causes: –Sudden market shifts.
My job as a well-compensated sales rep nearly vanished overnight as retailers pulled the plug on orders in response to stock market woes, the housing crisis and a sudden free-fall in customer spending.
At least part of Clearwire's financial woes can be attributed to their sudden devotion to rolling out an LTE network.
The move, based on the specious claim that a sudden surge of imported steel was responsible for the domestic industry's woes, has harmed the overall economy and antagonized the nation's trading partners.
If Mr Hadi is to prevent his presidency and Yemen's increasingly fragile political transition from coming to a sudden end, he will have to find a way to alleviate the economic woes.
The sudden policy shift by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) added to the solar industry's woes, coming just months after the Department of Energy and Climate Change had made drastic changes to the subsidy scheme for large solar farms.
Pacific Century's woes have been scrutinized because the two-year-old company has come to symbolize the fervid dreams and sudden disappointments of the Internet in Asia.
