Sentence examples for woes of such from inspiring English sources

Some investors fear that the woes of such former blue chips may signal a looming recession, but Mr. Fridson does not.

In 2006, the woes of such medium-posh retailers are oft reiterated.

At the same time, once they allow them in, the country has to live with the economic woes of such a decision; increasing property prices, lower wages for local employees (given the cheaper refugee option) and the massive cost of maintaining refugee camps.

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Many of the sources telling of the woes of tulip mania, such as the anti-speculative pamphlets that were later reported by Beckmann and Mackay, have been cited as evidence of the extent of the economic damage.

It was William Gaddis who said that a writer is but the detritus of his work, and in this moment I drank of such woe.

Sedate fans observed the proceedings from the Yankee Stadium aisles, reacting with reserve; to do otherwise would not be appropriate in the face of such woe.

Roosevelt had declared in his inauguration speech his commitment to lead the nation out of its valley of woe, in such terms that many of his audience wept, and his aide Ray Moley said to the new labour secretary, Frances Perkins: "Well, he's taken the ship of state and turned it right around".

Can you see traces of such production woes in the final product?

"The strategy is to let the government collapse by itself .The woes of the economy are such that the Peronists, for now, are happy to have someone else handle them.

But Amgen likes to think of itself as less bureaucratic and more entrepreneurial than its pharmaceutical brethren, and it is free of such big-pharma woes as imminent patent expiry.