Sentence examples for woes and challenges from inspiring English sources

The United Nations began the year with a new secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon of South Korea, who faced unprecedented financial woes and challenges on many fronts.

Someone who works within your company is more likely to understand the woes and challenges you deal with on the job.

It appears that he was drawn to the continent, which has figured only marginally in the Administration's strategic considerations (as an occasional battleground in the war on terror and as an alternative source of oil), precisely because he might more easily have continued to ignore its woes and its challenges.

In the past couple of years, she's been hit with lawsuits against her women's charity, tax woes and the challenge of staying relevant in an industry that occasionally tries to sideline the pioneers – but it's her optimism that continues to see her through.

But with Madagasar's economic woes and political turmoil, change will be challenging.

But plans for that telescope have collapsed, because of NASA's continuing fiscal woes and disagreements among astronomers, as well as the technological challenges involved.

At the New Cities Summit 2015 in June, two finalists won over judges in the Jakarta Urban Challenge with solutions to improve the city's traffic woes and cut pollution.

The breadth of the natural disasters and the potential for untold nuclear damage pose new challenges for a fragile government that has struggled with political scandals, continued economic woes and public frustration over its inability to weaken entrenched bureaucrats.

This has led to major challenges right across the industry, from the likes of Zynga's Wall Street woes, and Zattikka's financial problems, to a refocus on quality and "differentiation" by Europe's Bigpoint.

Letta on Berlusconi's legal woes and the woes of an entire nation.

Sadly, the local businessmen were not up to the challenge either, and relegation from the Football League in 2008 - ending an 87-year stay - brought further financial woes and another ownership tussle.