Sentence examples for woe issues from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the week supplied a tale of woe; issues of ineligible players aside Celtic were a clear second best again to Legia Warsaw, and St Johnstone were bundled out of the Europa League at the qualifying stage by the Slovakian minnows Spartak Trnava.

As western countries struggle with deepening fiscal woes, issues of economic fairness will move up policymakers' agendas.

As reported two weeks ago in this column, Illinois' financial woes issues have positioned the state on the brink of economic disaster.

You have to have the heart to help these people". The litany of woes issuing from Los Angeles County's populace flows without letup through the sunlit office cubicles in San Gabriel where Serrano and colleagues try to find solutions.

In his remarks, he acknowledged the missteps that had led to the Metro's woes, the issues currently plaguing the system, and only one way forward.

Dunya News has blamed a rival, Geo TV, for it woes and issued a statement accusing it of conspiring with "nefarious elements".

New York State officials, who have eagerly embraced drilling as one answer to upstate New York's economic woes, recently issued 800 pages of proposed regulations to govern drilling in the Marcellus Shale.

They have been accused of exacerbating Europe's debt woes by issuing downgrades at delicate moments of the euro crisis, and their judgment has been challenged over the top scores they awarded to doubtful debt ahead of the 2008 financial meltdown.

Red flags prophesying National Century's troubles -- from legal woes to management issues -- were in plain view for years.

Mr. Greifeld's comments — his first since the trading woes emerged — highlighted issues facing both his exchange and its most prominent new customer.

The fund's woes also mirror issues in the broader sector of social impact investing, which has estimated assets of $12 billion, according to Tessa Hebb, an adjunct professor at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada.