Sentence examples for woe associated from inspiring English sources

There is no dramatic tale of woe associated with what happened next.

CBS announced it will officially push back start times of its primetime programming on weekends with NFL doubleheaders, hopefully cutting down on the DVR woes associated with overtime games that cut into the regularly scheduled shows.

In becoming a go-to talking head on big-city woes, you become associated with those problems.

"So even though Connecticut's shade tobacco is considered one of the most premier cigar wrappers in the world, farmers tend to be quiet about what they do because of the associated health woes.

Count Philip Roth, Allen Ginsberg and Amiri Baraka among the native sons of Newark, a place more often associated with urban woes than with distinguished wordsmiths.

It should be delivered quickly to meet urgent needs, not be used as a permanent channel for relieving normal stress and pain associated with development woes.

The number of God references on the album is startling from a band more commonly associated with the woes of the well-educated (lyrically) and perky campus rock (sonically).

Many of Mr. Brown's political woes can be traced to economic problems associated with the credit crunch on both sides of the Atlantic.

"The impact of the sovereign debt woes in Europe and the United States and the associated turbulence in stock markets over the summer have not yet fully fed through into the indicators underpinning the projections," the report said.

A framework for considering all data associated with the potentially perturbed locations warranted a WoE approach.

For example, mutations found in genes that are associated with carcinogenesis and in the presence of low cytotoxicity increase the WOE for a mutagenic MOA.