Sentence examples for supply woes from inspiring English sources

Even now they're unavailable from the Google Play store, but LG France Communications Director Cathy Robin wants to straighten things out a bit — according to an interview with her in Challenges.fr, LG remains devoted to the Nexus 4 and pegs some of the supply woes on Google's questionable foresight.

Barring a similar event, experts say it may simply be an issue of supply and demand, and woes will ease once developers start to bring more new units to market.

So, you may ask, where is the escapism that Hollywood is contracted to supply in times of woe? Outside of computer animations about penguins - which invariably pack an apocalyptic climate-change message - it's nowhere to be seen.

But the main problem underpinning the industry's woes is a supply glut.Andy Muller, a dealer based in Japan, estimates that the worldwide production of cultured "South-Sea" pearls (from South-East Asia, Australia and the Pacific) increased from 2.4 tonnes in 1998 to 12.5 tonnes last year.

Barrett chalks up most of today's job market woes to simple supply and demand.

Their woes are a product of supply and demand for labor.

DESPITE the aviation industry's woes, pilots remain in short supply around the world, so most are pampered.

Solutions to the world's economic woes may be in short supply, but there is plenty of one thing: snow.

Solutions to the world's economic woes may be in short supply, but Eric Pfanner reports on the I.H.T. Rendezvous blog that there is plenty of one thing: snow.

Romer could have put forth a proposal that would have gotten to a major culprit behind these woes, namely by encouraging increased supply as a way to lower costs and incentivize quality competition.

Such virtues are in short supply, especially in the current administration, and woe to the promise of happiness as a result.