Sentence examples for woes causing from inspiring English sources

He contended that the economic woes causing N.F.L. ticket sales to slip by nearly 10percentt added up to a short-term problem.

UBS's financial woes caused another casualty, however, in its executive suite.

On a day of citywide transit woes caused by a freak summer storm, the idea hit home: this is how we roll too.

The Taliban stopped paying workers even before the United States bombing campaign began last October because of economic woes caused by drought and internecine fighting.

It is a story of dramatic ups and downs (she was on welfare at one point), with most of her woes caused by men.

Nintendo executives suggested that they wanted to avoid the troubles of Sony, which frustrated retailers and consumers last year when production woes caused it to ship fewer PlayStation 2 consoles than anticipated.

Such a union would also allow euro zone countries to share the financial burden of banking crises, perhaps avoiding a repeat of Spain's woes caused by Bankia and other ailing lenders.

Up north in the tar sands, many projects are being postponed, as the credit crunch adds to the woes caused by low oil prices and high labour and material costs.

Moscow has been scrambling to find ways to cut the budget for the 2018 World Cup in Russia by 10% as part of a new "anti-crisis plan" in response to economic woes caused by low oil prices and Western sanctions against the country.

Paramount said on Monday that it was moving the world premiere of "Iron Man 2," the much-anticipated sequel to its comic-book adventure movie, to Los Angeles from London as Europe contends with travel woes caused by the eruption of an Icelandic volcano, The Hollywood Reporter said.

There's some truth to this: Barneys may have needed a cash infusion, or to restructure its debt, and certainly the Madison Avenue store was overdue for a face lift, but many of the woes caused by the financial crisis had lifted by 2010 as people began to shop again.