Sentence examples for woes started from inspiring English sources

But Brazil's woes started earlier than most and seem to be home-grown.

Bjorn's woes started on the 6th, where he took a triple-bogey seven.

The music industry's woes started on college campuses, where fast Internet connections and a population of music lovers with time on their hands sparked a file-sharing revolution.

The Rangers' real woes started when they began collecting penalties, a collection that reached nine and spelled doom for their chances to win.

Set up in 2002, it is used to appreciative coverage of its efforts to stamp out three of the deadliest diseases.The unexpected woes started with an Associated Press story entitled "Fraud plagues global health fund" on January 23rd.

No one else in the PT combines his reformist zeal and clout.Mr Palocci's woes started as a sideshow to the mensalão, a complex scandal concerning payments by the PT to its own congressmen and those of allied parties.

Russians are right to worry: they are heading for a lethal combination of deep recession and runaway inflation.Many of Russia's woes start abroad.

But Van Gundy said Camby's absence does not explain the other woes, starting with the dismal play of the team leaders, Sprewell, who is shooting 41.6percentt, and Allan Houston, who is shooting 39.4percentt.

Still, I'm betting that there will be plenty of new tales of woe, starting this weekend as pent-up travel demand bumps into an airline system already operating with little excess capacity.

The housing woes have started to threaten Vivienne Cockcroft's small business.

Before its woes, which started much before the latest earnings report, SolarWorld was the star of the European green industry.