Sentence examples for woes by from inspiring English sources

HSBC adds to home owners' woes by raising its rates.

Galbraith plans to solve Kentucky's economic woes by legalizing hemp, a.k.a.a

"This government likes to pretend it can solve its budgetary woes by cutting the public service.

In 1953, after Vicenza were saved from their economic woes by the fabrics firm Lanerossi.

Thompson and Kerr recovered from their morning woes by seeing off Ciganda and Azahara Muñoz.

Crisis-prone members of the euro zone could cure their woes by becoming more like Germany, many Germans think.

Costlier oil will add to many Asian economies' woes by increasing import bills for companies and countries.

It compounded its woes by overreacting, cutting staff drastically and failing to pay its best recruiters competitively.

(A day earlier, Armstrong added to his woes by crashing on his way to the starting line).

Curry exacerbated Duke's woes by racking up fouls early in the game, forcing him to play just 25 minutes.

One implication of this finding is that pension programs have contributed to their own financial woes by suppressing fertility.