Sentence examples for woes because of from inspiring English sources

Iran is experiencing economic woes because of mismanagement and Western sanctions over its nuclear development program.

Critics have blamed the retailer for a host of social woes because of that strategy.

MPs are being urged to act to help Wendy and the many women facing similar woes because of what they see as an injustice.

Among British analysts, however, the consensus view was that Mr. Vandevelde had been cast by Marks & Spencer's managers as a contributor to the company's woes because of his other commitments, said Nick Bubb, an analyst at the Evolution Beeson Gregory brokerage firm.

It also helps America get its financial house in order rather than giving support to the absurd strategy of Sen. Charles Schumer and others of blaming China for America's economic woes because of the yuan-dollar exchange rate and the relatively low cost of labor.

Many U.S. states with inmates on death row have been facing budget woes because of the down economy.

In the Nov. 1st issue, it ran a kind of editorial saving that it had loved us because we maintained a fine tone of "indignant woe," because most of our articles were called "Trouble in Transjordania," and because our editorials always ended with "We shall see what Lord Woolton had to say about this".

Other meat producers, including JBS' main rival, Tyson Foods, are also dealing with income woes, mainly because of spikes in corn prices that increased the costs of raising cattle.

That being said, obviously the more savings you can accumulate, the better off you're going to be, should you encounter a doWeturn or should you be unalle to keep up.

Politicians of every stripe will love this movie (how impotent they must have felt before "Raging Bull" or "Million Dollar Baby," rife with insoluble woes), because it dramatizes the momentum of self-will, yet Crowe refuses to play the overdog.

He has blamed Germany for much of Europe's woes because it has failed to take on a leadership role.