Example sentences for: woes

How can you use “woes” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Clinton also pledged to "support Thai exports, provide technical assistance to some state agencies and ease the financial woes of Thai students in the U.S. caused by the baht depreciation."

  • Despite her current woes, no one really expects Brown to leave The New Yorker . Newhouse can't afford not to renew her contract.

  • In fact, Sullivan suggests, a one-rate system is an answer to liberalism's woes, because "by treating every taxpayer alike," it would eliminate so much of the complexity and indebtedness to special interests that make people hate government.

  • ABC is certainly doing its best to put a smiling face on its recent woes.

  • While local newspaper coverage has generally been self-pitying, the comfortably faraway New York Times responded with Schadenfreude , likening the Northwest's woes to biblical plagues ("We finally got our natural disaster, as if it were coming to us," conceded a Seattle coffee server) and reporting that "some Northwesterners" confess to a "sheltered, even slightly wimpy quality in their approach to the extremes of nature."


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