Sentence examples for woe one from inspiring English sources

Recently, researchers have pushed the methodological discussions of WoE one step further into a quality evaluation, thereby pulling theoretical frameworks into practical application [ 12].

The big news "get" in the interview was confirmation of a story that's been going around Washington for months: Trump blames many of his woes on one of his own key lieutenants, Jeff Sessions, the Attorney General, who recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation.

It's tough out there when it comes to the world of romance and dating, but YouTube comedians Jack Harries and Caspar Lee may have come up with a solution to their love woes: One Direction lyrics.

This deal was a tale of woe for one of the pros.

On Thursday, when SNY made its debut, its technical woes included one that played havoc with the sound and picture before the Braves-Mets game and another when some Time Warner customers with old analog cable boxes saw programming from Channel 73 instead of the game.

That seemed to sum up the Rangers' woes in one play.

Female body image, and its associated woes, is one of the biggest contributing factors preventing women from being physically active in the first place.

But he explores more universal themes than on his past work, stepping outside the tried-and-tested tales of big-city woes and one too many boozy nights".

San Francisco's successes were Cincinnati's woes in one of the Bengals' most embarrassing losses of Coach Marvin Lewis's five seasons.

As they detailed their woes, offering one another scant comfort, Mr. Safer interjected bursts of rough-and-tumble partnering, noises and lighting shifts.

Egypt's economic woes are one of the reasons that the revolution has unwound so dramatically — with the military removing the President and suspending the constitution last week — and the ailing tourism industry is a significant part of the problem.