Sentence examples for travails may be from inspiring English sources

But his travails may be a good sign for the economy overall: Britons are staying away because they feel wealthier.

But the "d" word is increasingly often heard.The impact of Venezuela's oil-related travails may be felt beyond its borders.

As the state heads into another round of deep budget cuts, those travails may be more pertinent than the orchestra likes to acknowledge.

Of the 11 lost clients with more than $1 billion in annual revenue, four have gone to Ernst & Young, three to PwC, and two to Deloitte Touche, according to Auditor-Trak, a service of Atlanta-based Strafford Publications.If there is a silver lining, it is a sense that Andersen's travails may be having a positive impact on the profession.

Kiev's travails may be regionally disruptive, but they don't make either Europe or America less secure.

Miller's travails Monday night may be traced to nerves or the vintage 1970's banana-yellow "Wide World of Sports" blazer he wore.

Argentina's travails may actually be helping the financial positions of its neighbors, as Argentines engage in a long tradition of sending their money abroad.

I DON'T usually write about relatives' travel travails, but this one may be instructive as the domestic air travel system steadily contracts.

Indeed, Mrs. Clinton has campaigned with such quiet decorum during Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's travails that the public may be tempted to overlook the accomplishment represented by her formal nomination yesterday.

But hard work, luck and travails like those of Ms. Rowling may be the stuff of which a children's classic is made.

Certain right-wing newspapers allegedly see Ms Smith as "the new Cherie Blair": an uppity woman to be brought down a peg or two.But there may be more to her travails than this.