Sentence examples for a frequent complaint from inspiring English sources

By Amy Davidson Sorkin A frequent complaint about President Obama's Syria policy is that he keeps making matters more complicated.

A frequent complaint was that the book was too long.

Broken elevators and escalators are a frequent complaint of subway riders.

That was a frequent complaint in this area in past years.

A frequent complaint about President Obama's Syria policy is that he keeps making matters more complicated.

A frequent complaint about the voting system is that it gives disproportionate representation to certain occupations.

This method also addresses a frequent complaint about audience participation: that the stalls are disproportionately favoured over the cheaper seats.

That is a frequent complaint of critics, who say the agency lurches from one recall to another, reacting to outbreaks of illnesses rather than preventing them.

Indeed, a frequent complaint of students at the best universities is that administrators don't care whether their top faculty members can teach (or even do teach).

Dirrell said he thought he had landed more punches, but not all were scored by the judges -- a frequent complaint of some of the American boxers here.

A frequent complaint of the Iranians is that they want to deal directly with the Americans instead of its surrogates, Britain, France and Germany.