Sentence examples for a sharp complaint from inspiring English sources
Such a request was recently submitted by the Silvera family of New York, in the form of a sharp complaint to the Israeli State Comptroller.
There was sharp complaint about the prevalence of foreign aid workers rather than local people; each foreigner's stipend could support 200 Afghanis.
At one point in the campaign, Bush supporters circulated a flier with a picture of Mr. Horton, prompting sharp complaints from Democrats that Mr. Bush was injecting a racial element into the campaign.
Bono and the Edge are set to return to New York this month after a U2 tour and resume work on the superhero musical, which has drawn sharp complaints from a good number of audience members about the clarity of the storytelling, the quality of the music and the overall good time of the show, which is far and away the most expensive in Broadway history.
The discovery drew sharp complaints from the Germans, the investigator said.
It should be no surprise that former President Bill Clinton has sharp complaints about his successor.
Angered at what it says is protectionism masquerading as national security concern, Beijing has lodged sharp complaints with Washington.
For Republican senators who were hearing sharp complaints from local governments about the new mandates, it seemed like nothing more than good government and smart politics.
This approach also draws less criticism than all-women shortlists for Westminster constituencies where only one candidate is selected, drawing sharp complaints from men who are excluded outright.
There were also sharp complaints from Democrats about the limit Mr. Bush set on Nov. 6, when he said he would veto any spending bill that went beyond the $40 billion Congress voted in September.
A14 Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld have raised sharp complaints that Iran is providing support for the insurgency in Iraq, expressing concerns over what they say are Iran's attempt to shape Iraq's future.
