Sentence examples for a big complaint from inspiring English sources

Bottlenecks have been a big complaint.

Missing mail is a big complaint.

A big complaint is that they hold up traffic.

A big complaint in Willingboro is that neighbours are less sociable than they used to be.

Ford has also worked to make the Escape quieter, hoping to ease a big complaint about the original.

THE CORE RATE A big complaint these days is that economists don't understand how painful inflation is to the average family, because they tend to focus on core inflation, which strips out the volatile prices of food and energy.

But those with a bigger complaint should be parents, often low-income, with less education or (as with some immigrants) barely any education at all.

That anger forms the emotional, combustible core of a bigger complaint that sees a reluctance by the military rulers to seek the truth about crimes that occurred during Mr. Mubarak's rule, or to seek greater transparency, for instance, by lifting restrictions on televising trials.

"To be busy," she said with a smile, "is not a very big complaint to have".

Do you have any big complaints about Nebraska or Indiana?

And although the government does not have the Tories' business connections, it cultivates the corporate lobby assiduously, and two junior ministers dealing with business affairs, Lord Sainsbury and Brian Wilson, have run their own companies (respectively, a supermarket chain and a local newspaper).The other big complaint is the growing tax burden on business.