Sentence examples for woes high from inspiring English sources

This issue can't be ignored, but it should be put in perspective, particularly when cycling is an ideal solution for commuting woes, high gas prices, obesity and quality of life from coast to coast.

Given the country's continuing economic woes, high unemployment and worries among Democrats about Mr. Obama's re-election prospects, the book makes for timely reading, though its truncated scope means that it does not deal with the debt ceiling fight or Mr. Obama's more recent efforts to address the jobs crisis.

The communities would be selected over the next several years, administration officials said, from urban and rural applicants that show persistent woes like high joblessness and crime rates, low rates of high school graduation and college attendance and health concerns among residents.

He listened to the story, with all the modern trappings: the academic woes, the high school hopping, the circle of sycophants, the bad advice to turn pro despite no evidence he was high on any team's list.

Its results, issued on Tuesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, an institute set up by the world's developed countries, cited deep-rooted causes for Germany's woes -- high taxation and government spending, an inefficient labor market and excessive business regulation.

But pizza chains have more woes than high ingredient costs.

But, for now, the nation's economic woes and high unemployment rate suggest that burden-shifting will continue.

NASHVILLE — Tennessee's latest woes include high unemployment, continuing foreclosures and a battle over collective-bargaining rights for teachers.

It has also been plagued by financial woes, including high interest rates and long construction times, stretching the average time to put a new plant in service to 14 years and souring Wall Street on financing nuclear power plants.

Juan Posada, president of ACES, a Colombian airline, said last month that the region's aviation industry is suffering its worst-ever crisis: three-quarters of its airlines are losing money, he reckons, and a third are bankrupt.The region's economic woes, the high dollar and rising fuel prices have all played a part in this.

Concerns about Trierweiler, who has been called France's First Girlfriend, and the scandal over Hollande's alleged relationship with Julie Gayet, 41, threaten to overshadow a planned press conference on Tuesday at which Hollande, 59, is due to announce how he intends to address France's economic woes, including high unemployment and low growth, in the next 12 months.