Sentence examples for turnover woes from inspiring English sources

As Rondo goes so too goes this team, and thus it should come as no surprise that Boston's turnover woes are in part rooted in the style of their ambitious playmaker.

Turnover woes.

UConn's turnover woes continued on their next possession when, on their second play from scrimmage after receiving Buffalo's kickoff, Tyler Lorenzen was sacked, causing him to fumble the ball.

Lester attributed Maryland's football woes to the turnover at head coach and lack of depth because of recruitment shortcomings.

Bachmann, who seemed poised for good fortune in Iowa after a win in August's critical Ames Straw Poll, has been in a prolonged stumble, with staff turnover, verbal gaffes and now money woes weighing down her campaign.

To some degree, the Pac-10's woes may be tied to a turnover in coaches, six of whom are in their first or second seasons.

He began with making a 50percentturnoverer of his roster to combat the Cardinals' offensive woes.

Hawthorn star Isaac Smith, usually so precise with his kicking, highlighted their woes in the third term when he made an elementary turnover.

Much of Cadillac's woes are blamed on poor marketing and strategy and too much turnover in Cadillac's executive ranks in recent years.

Work woes?

Consider Spain's woes.