Sentence examples for woes of this from inspiring English sources

The marital woes of this cardboard man and his search for the perfect mate are the rickety spine around which the movie spins its undercooked dramas.

But global warming alone cannot be blamed for the longstanding woes of this exotic but desperately poor landlocked country, where per capita income is around $1,000.

Since late August, General Ashraf has been the managing director of the Karachi Sewer and Water Board, hand-picked by Pakistan's leadership and told to solve the water woes of this sprawling megalopolis.

The financial woes of this city, now dependent on a tax base of just 713,000 residents (amounting to what is now only the 18th most populous city in the nation) are huge and fundamental — too sizable, some critics say, to be solved by monitors.

In short, the woes of this company should not be construed as applicable to money market funds.

"We will not begin to address the woes of this world until each and every one of us begins to act in the firm knowledge that ALL of the earth's children are 'our children'".

It anchored in deep water at what is now Sylph's Hole off Old Settlement Beach, but was eventually tragically lost at sea in 1873 which added to the woes of the island at this time.

The Dominican government should heed international calls to abandon this program, and avoid adding to the woes of the world.

The economic woes of the Marshall Islands continued throughout 2011.

"It added to the woes of the bleaching.

In no other state are the woes of the Republican party exemplified more than in Ohio.