Sentence examples for woe though from inspiring English sources
Not because of any tales of woe, though this play, written and directed by Eric Simonson ("Lombardi," "Magic/Bird") and produced by Primary Stages, milks the early deaths of Lou Gehrig and Thurman Munson for sympathy.
This isn't simply a reflection of the economy's broader woes, though the concert industry is suffering.
The abruptness of the change added to the utilities' woes, though many of the plants were scheduled for closure anyway.The other influence was the shale-gas bonanza in America.
Citigroups woes though plagued the rest of the sector, as peers JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America fell 12.3% and 8.2%, respectively, on sector concerns.
Iger last ran ABC in 1994, but he gets the blame for ABC's woes (though he doesn't get credit for huge successes at ESPN and the Disney Channel, which he has overseen since the mid-1990s).
The perennial quarterback woes continue though and expect the new head coach to address this in the draft.
Orwell is the go-to thinker to account for our present woes – even though he is 63 years dead.
That said, it's curious that art critics have turned on the building itself as the source of the museum's woes, even though the institution hasn't denied having money troubles.
"Yeah, big time… We think about this a lot," he says, and then goes on to offer what can only be interpreted as a diagnosis of Facebook's recent woes, even though neither of us has mentioned the social network by name.
The GOP and McCain/Bush keep insisting that an end to the federal moratorium on (some) offshore drilling is a major solution to America's oil woes, even though Bush's own energy analysts make clear it is not (see EIA bombshell: Offshore drilling "would not have a significant impact on domestic crude oil and natural gas production or prices").
The M.T.A.'s fiscal woes are so bad, though, that raising fares alone won't solve the problem.
