Sentence examples for aroused complaints from inspiring English sources
Some of which has aroused complaints.
In years past, the committee has held a march and asked merchants along 125th Street to close for part of the day, a step that aroused complaints and criticism.
Hardball tactics that had aroused complaints from shareholders, foreign banks and partners like Amoco have been changed by Western directors, managers and auditors.
It quickly aroused complaints from members of the community. .
And though the country's per capita income is $2,000, provincial governments -- ever proud of their local queens -- have used public funds for the queens' preparation without arousing complaints.
Ten victims were dumped in a septic tank and covered with layers of clay and stone rubble in Gospić, later discovered by International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) investigators in May 2000, arousing complaints from the mayor of Gospić and street protests by Croatian veterans.
Work-based accommodation was a common source of disappointment, arousing complaints among doctors in all three regions.
Special attention was paid to fever (including length of febrile period and highest temperature) and rash pattern (including temporal relation to fever, distribution, and morphology) as fever and rash were the two most common complaints in our cases and usually aroused considerable parental worry.
Her primary complaints included poor sleep, sadness, anxiety, agitation, and being overly aroused by loud noises.
Another was the complaint of the "Tribune" that the public was not sufficiently aroused about the strike.
