Sentence examples for woes back from inspiring English sources

Russia's oil woes back then may be analogous to the gap today between Greece's and Southern Europe's low productivity and the high salaries its workers receive in euros.

Many Arabs date their woes back to that moment and Turks have hitherto felt that the Arabs reaped what they sowed.

While this is the last program of the season (and let's hope SF Ballet brings this beautiful tale of woe back again soon), the company will be performing four short ballets in the city's Stern Grove Festival, for free, this summer.

Yet their tearful recollections of festive woes came back to me.

For one day, the nation can forget its economic and political woes, kick back and watch the passing parade.

Hinkley's woes date back to 1951 when the power company started using the chromium to combat corrosion in a nearby plant.

The Bank of Japan's woes reach back to the mid-1980s, when it lowered interest rates to prop up an economy reeling from a rapidly strengthening yen.

MUCH of Citigroup's woes trace back to Sanford I. Weill, Citigroup's former chairman who transformed the bank into a financial services behemoth during more than a decade of flashy acquisitions.

Consumer woes were back in focus as traders absorbed the latest quarterly results from Macy's, which showed a narrower loss in its August-October period than a year ago.

But the offensive woes extend further back.

7   Edoardo Gori: Italy's half back woes have been well documented, but Gori is a functional scrum half.