Sentence examples for woes finding from inspiring English sources

As my father-in-law saw it, there was only one antidote to our marital woes: finding me gainful employment".

A new Duke study backs up these residents' woes, finding that drinking water near fracking sites had average methane levels 17 times higher than normal.

He said the senator's woes in finding a black audience have to do with exposure, and that once black voters find out more about who Sanders is, support will follow.

But that masks the symptoms of the nationwide economic woes: Young people are finding it harder to find jobs; nearly 20 percent of small and medium-size companies have gone out of business during the past year; and municipal infrastructure projects are being delayed or canceled.

FOR all its woes, nowhere beats Silicon Valley for finding the next big thing in information technology.

Unless you're being paid money by the hour to listen to his woes, you're better off finding a man who's emotionally healthier.

The key to fixing Yahoo's woes in 2007 won't be finding more traffic and providing compelling content, it should be 100% focused on better monetizing it.

British tennis is finding no escape from its woes, having lost a Davis Cup round to Lithuania and having to consider why it is so bad at one of its signature sports.

In the last few weeks and months I've been hearing plenty of tales of woe from European entrepreneurs having real problems finding the people they need.

The world of WOE is dark and consists largely of finding fault and blame.

Soon after, he will begin what was presumed to be the real purpose of the trip: finding a solution to his pitching woes.