Sentence examples for underlying woes from inspiring English sources
The picture of a country with underlying woes despite the high price of oil that had for many years been sufficient to keep the economy and government afloat was already emerging this year as investors began pulling money out of Russia.
But the underlying woes persisted.
No more credit: One of the underlying causes of Greece's ongoing financial woes is the lack of trust on the part of suppliers, who often ask for payments in cash and generous advances.
Despite the economic woes across the Irish Sea, Domino's grew underlying sales in the Republic of Ireland by 8.1 per cent.
Others, from algorithmic traders spotting pricing anomalies to "macro" funds hoping to surf long-term trends, attribute their woes to choppy markets that are moved more by politicians than by underlying economic forces.
The move was intended to ease the country's crippling economic woes, but instead it left businesses confused, and did nothing to address underlying problems.
Concern for peak oil and suggestions that it may have contributed to the global economic woes as well as over concern for the banking fraud may be adding confusion over the underlying causes and sending a misleading message to the public and ultimately to policy makers.
Change the underlying context.
Underlying unemployment rose.
Underlying growth potential suffers.
