Sentence examples for undergoing woes from inspiring English sources
He provided emotional comfort for those of his acquaintance who were undergoing woes.
Paris has undergone woe after woe for centuries -- without ever being budged from its position as the most beloved city in the world.
Athletes possess wealth and an access to resources, as well as a personal willingness to be trailblazers not just on the field or the court but also in operating rooms and laboratories, undergoing therapies to address their play-related woes.
While you can't attribute all of the company's woes strictly to its digital transformation efforts — it probably would have happened anyway — it still has to be discouraging to other companies undergoing a similar journey.
"One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)" also undergoes a striking transformation, from a loudmouthed barfly's tale of romantic woe to the monologue of someone so stunned by disappointment he can barely put words together.
Further injury woes struck when Gordon broke the same arm in pre-season training in 2010, and, in April 2011, Gordon underwent knee surgery which kept him out for another eight months.
Koplowitz serves as vice president of the company, which has undergone a major restructuring since its revenues and stock began a steady and steep decline in 2007 amid the global financial crisis and Spain's economic woes.
This time around, we remain camped out in the CrunchBase offices while TCHQ undergoes reconstructive surgery, Our own Kyle Russell, Colleen Taylor, and your modest supplicant sat down in broad red chairs to dig into Pebble's reported cash woes, Stripe's shiny new valuation, and just what is going on in the Senate when it comes to NSA reform.
