Sentence examples for a widespread complaint from inspiring English sources

"Hotels ask me to pay six months in advance," he continued, echoing a widespread complaint.

Mr. Rosenshine acknowledged a widespread complaint about such advertising, that "we've gone over the line sometimes, erring too much on the side of humor and entertainment, and not enough on the side of rational reasons to buy".

As the president of Bard College, Dr. Botstein is starting a master's degree program for prospective high school teachers that will address a widespread complaint: that teachers do not know enough about the subjects they teach.

Unfortunately, Facebook does not offer a fix for the most widespread complaint about Timeline: you cannot reconfigure it to show your updates in a single column instead of two columns, which many users find harder to follow.

Illustrating the widespread complaint that Icann operates at a sluggish pace, these criteria are being recommended nearly two years after the domain extensions were chosen.

An advert featuring an image of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin and Kazakh composer Kurmangazy Sagyrbayuly kissing has sparked widespread complaint in Kazakhstan.

The only widespread complaint, raised by 90percentt of the Indonesian workers surveyed, was that it was hard to get sick time off.

Cable is also addressing the widespread complaint that remuneration sections in annual reports are all but impossible for private investors to fathom.

While the Senate is probably compromised, an Obama commission with a similar charge to that of the Church Committee could be compromised in another way, as Obama himself has presided over much of what has caused so much widespread complaint.

But top officials said the action was not a response to widespread complaints that the authority deceived the public before the recent increase in subway and bus fares.

Then he contrasted what he could do as chairman with Mr. Steele's stewardship, a tenure marked by widespread complaints about gaffes, personal spending, self-promotion and, as a consequence, the exodus of big donors to other organizations, some of them set up in 2010 expressly to sop up the conservative cash that otherwise would have flowed into the R.N.C. treasury.