Sentence examples for woes when from inspiring English sources

All parents have their woes when the kids hit puberty.

Oil remains the lubricant of global business and was largely to blame for corporate woes when it reached $115 a barrel between 2010 and 2013.

Bonds ended the Giants' home woes when he hit an 0-1 pitch from Anthony Telford (3-2) inthethe seats in left-center field.

On Wednesday, Boeing chief Jim McNerney will speak for the first time about the aircraft's woes when he unveils the company's latest results.

Civil servants will suggest the decriminalisation of the use of hard drugs as a way of tackling the Ministry of Justice's budget woes when the new government takes power next month.

Only then can there perhaps be more European integration to avert problems in the future.Yet there is little point in worrying about tomorrow's woes when today's crisis is unresolved.

In times of economic woe, when normal patterns of consumption and investment are frozen, prodigal government spending can sometimes be the only way to break the vicious circle of declining demand and shrinking employment.

Days after T2K's run was cut short by the earthquake that shook Japan in March, devastating the muon-neutrino source at J-PARC, the country's main particle-accelerator complex, MINOS had its own share of woe when the Soudan mine sustained significant flooding.

A score of 14-3 became 17-4 when Kevin Pietersen pushed out with hard hands at Harris to be safely held by Watson, and Bell - after taking 42 minutes to get off the mark - completed the hour of woe when Peter Siddle produced a beauty to take the outside edge.

A cycle of rapid expansion of credit and finance, like we saw a decade ago, initially provokes pro-cyclical euphoria, but soon turns to woe when the bubble bursts.

Her woes began when Countrywide took over her loan two years ago.