Woes in a sentence

France’s nuclear woes are caused by… France’s nuclear woes, not “evil anti-nuclear environmentalists”.

According to Natasha Kuhrt, a senior lecturer at King's College London's Department of War Studies, "in the end, the government will prioritize military spending," while economic woes are mainly "going to mean hardship" for many ordinary Russians.

Admitting that we collectively share a major cultural, political, legal, and democratic crisis is an unavoidable starting point for addressing our woes.

All of this has already given rise to numerous traffic woes.

And then you've got to figure out where is that water going?" she said, noting some of the flooding woes the West already dealt with this year in the wake of a series of atmospheric rivers and melting snowpack.

Any celebrity wrestling woes are completely absent in, as every actor who works a match looks like they've been training for years.

Apart from the scarcity of the new currencies, the woes of the ordinary people were compounded by the withdrawal limits set by the CBN consequent upon its cashless policy.

As such, I believe there's significant uncertainty regarding this and other potential liabilities emanating from 3M's legal woes.

Between war, economic woes and crime, the news can be extremely bleak - to say the least.

Both sides went into the fixture in desperate need of a win to ease their recent on-pitch woes, with the Blues having struggled under the guidance of Graham Potter as of late despite spending heavily to improve their ranks in the January transfer window.

But if the expectation would be that the other Republican presidential candidates would capitalize on Trump's woes, the reality is quite the opposite.

But is Labour under UK leader Sir Keir Starmer and Scottish Labour's Anas Sarwar failing to sufficiently capitalise on the SNP's woes?

But it’s difficult not to view the Safeco move as part of California’s broader insurance woes, said Amy Bach, who leads United Policyholders, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that advocates for insurance consumers.

But it’s not as if Cleveland has not had its injury woes this season, and the Cavaliers have themselves have had some less than forgiving circumstances in this stretch, too, from a schedule standpoint.

But the country’s woes hadn’t altered Ms. Yellen’s upbeat outlook for the U.S. economy, she added, despite the potential spillover effects.

But the injury woes only rumble on for Rangers with and Tom Lawrence on the sidelines while the Premiership clash with the Buddies comes for Todd Cantwell, Kieran Dowell and Danilo.

But what of the future of the van, where it all began but whose mechanical woes have kept her off the road for some time?

Chair of the House Transport, Infrastructure and Communities here, making plans to dive into this holiday's travel woes.

China Evergrande Group, the poster child for the industry’s woes, has it wanted to get support from bondholders for its own debt-restructuring plan by early March and faces a March 20 court hearing in Hong Kong on a winding-up petition.

Depicting the working-class man in full form and offering fresh optimism for those struggling under the weight of real-life woes, Rocky always resonated more for the fight outside of the ring.