Sentence examples for travails over from inspiring English sources

Ms Park's travails over personnel do most to undermine her authority.

The interminable travails over efforts to set standard container sizes, for instance, are important but mind-numbing.

At New Life, some members said the congregation's travails over the last year had toughened the church.

This time they present the travails, over maybe two weeks, of a struggling folk singer, Llewyn Davis, who is portrayed by Mr. Isaac.

Continental's flight attendants were "helpful, friendly and kept a positive attitude" during the airline industry's travails over the last few years, he said.

Jamie Reed, the MP for Copeland, told the website LabourList the issue had drawn attention away from the Conservatives' travails over the budget.

It doesn't happen; Grossman doesn't help, and Davis is, in effect, condemned to return to his life, to New York, to face the same travails all over again.

Dubai World's travails will spill over to Abu Dhabi's banks and investors.

Humanity's travails are not over, although the restorative image of Mr. Pendleton's final flower-power ballet promises otherwise.

Moreover, the current travails are over relatively minor arrangements.

"Analyze This: Blodget's New Act" (Jan . 18, about the former analyst Henry Blodget and his emergence as a journalist covering the Martha Stewart trial: One wonders whose trial Ms. Stewart will be covering when her legal travails are over.