Sentence examples for woes matter from inspiring English sources

As the world's fifth-largest oil exporter, and a neighbour of violence-torn Colombia, Venezuela's woes matter to outsiders.

Economic woes make matters worse.

A new study suggests an additional culprit may lie behind those times of woe: dark matter.

But California's fiscal woes just don't matter as much, even to its own residents, as those of Greece.

But that looks a flight of fancy: remember the failure of American troops who tried to deliver aid to Mogadishu in the early 1990s (or, for that matter, the current woes of foreign soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan).A middle path a half-hearted intervention would be the worst of all options.

The US has yet to make a formal statement on the matter but budget woes are thought to lie behind its decision.

Left out are such matters as the woes of the euro, the uncertain future of the European Union, the rows over intelligence and the enmity of some leading intellectuals.

Most of the talk, though, concerns more earthly matters: privacy, antitrust, Google's woes in China, mobile applications, green information technology (IT).

They will say that people's attention wanders during the dog days, turning to matters like Martha Stewart's stock woes and Ted Williams's freeze-dried DNA.

And a child's chances are strongly shaped by the prosperity of the family into which he is born.Schools are hardly the sole cause of these woes, yet British schools tend to make matters worse.

Making matters worse, Priceline's financial woes came in the midst of a disastrous spell of bad publicity.