Sentence examples for woes well from inspiring English sources

The orchestra, like other arts groups, had budget woes well before Sept. 11, 2001.

Nevertheless, for investors hoping to learn from the Enron wreck, a look back at its recent financial statements, fuzzy though they were, does show several warning signs of some of the company's woes well before the bottom fell out last fall.

(The New York Times) Heathrow Woes Well before the Olympics, an immigration agent strike is going to make getting into Heathrow even harder this Thursday.

The authority has other financial woes as well: some foreign donors have failed to make good on pledges, and the authority has exhausted its credit limit with some local banks.

New England's injury woes are well documented, and clearly had some impact on offense.

That makes it harder to fix today's budget woes as well as future challenges like keeping their pension systems afloat.

The state's familiar litany of 21st century woes sounds, well, Greek to us: high unemployment, a $28 billion budget deficit, and the collapse of the housing market.

British voters, gloomy about their economic woes, may well be getting less keen on aid.Whether cutting India's help is a good idea, however, is another matter.

One airline executive who insisted on anonymity said the industry's woes were well illustrated by the relatively small number of passengers on the flights that crashed.

Worse, their woes continued well after those careers ended, with both men landing in prison at different points and seemingly headed for tragic endings.

His bank has faced questions about its capital needs and mortgage-related legal woes, as well as a management shake-up last week that saw the departure of two senior executives, Sallie L. Krawcheck and Joe Price.