Sentence examples for the list of woes from inspiring English sources

The list of woes is long.

See articleOther banks added to the list of woes stemming from the mortgage markets.

The list of woes he has faced would be daunting for any politician.

Farmers were prominent in the recent fuel protests.The closure of rural post offices and the continual erosion of public transport in the countryside have added to the list of woes.

Problems stemming from the inability to issue asset-backed commercial paper — from higher funding costs to the prospect of a major logjam that could derail the banking system — have only added to the list of woes.

The list of woes makes for spectacularly grim reading: as well as the deepest, this is forecast to be the most prolonged decline since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Add to that list of woes the name of 8-year-old Wild Freeborn.

Given this list of woes, the fact that Britain is now outstripping all its rich-world peers seems suspicious.In this section Salmond sets out his stall Firing on one cylinder Opposed to usury The nasty party Single lane Lies, damned lies Poking the bears Love in a cold climate A sticky pitch for the Tories ReprintsBut it is true.

The list of Mets woes is daunting.

The recovery should continue next year, but slowly, and the list of fiscal woes remains long.

Drug trafficking, a relatively new entry in the list of Haitian woes, has taken on a menacing intensity.