Sentence examples for basic complaint from inspiring English sources
American markets are awash in capital; indeed, that is the basic complaint of everyone worried about the current account deficit.
(The basic complaint is that it smacks of a social club, rather than an organization designed to lead the transformation of women's lot globally).
But the protesters' basic complaint, over hogra, or government neglect, is just as strongly felt all over Algeria.The oil boom of the 1970s turned Algeria into something of a socialist paradise.
Their basic complaint: Mr. Cameron is too liberal, too metropolitan, too snobby, too out of touch with what traditional Tories, who tend to be older and live outside London, are feeling.
Their basic complaint: Sri Lanka's President, Mahinda Rajapaksa, should not have been allowed to host the Commonwealth and then take over for the next two years as chairperson of an organisation committed to values of democracy and human rights which he is accused of flouting.
Armed with an account of the main convictions of common-sense morality, Ross attacked ideal utilitarianism and Kantianism, though ideal utilitarianism, the view that the only basic moral requirement is to maximally promote a plurality of intrinsic goods, was his main opponent.[1] Ross's basic complaint about his rivals is that each, in a different way, 'over-simplifies the moral life' (FE 189).
More cautiously, he suggested that he could withdraw support for Mr. Maliki if the government failed to address the most basic complaints of daily life here, particularly for the disenfranchised he claims to represent — shoddy roads, dirty water, leaking sewage and that persistent motif of post-Saddam Hussein Iraq, electrical blackouts.
The challenge is how to get that accomplished," Starboard's CEO Jeffrey Smith said in remarks at the shareholder meeting — echoing the basic complaints Starboard has had for months now.
As Lee Shulman, former head of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, has argued, the three basic complaints of students toward their learning are "I thought I knew it but I didn't," "I know it but I don't know what to do with it," and "I knew it at one time but forgot it".
But tinkering cannot meet the basic Sunni complaint, which is that they can no longer be masters of an Iraq under majority rule.Take a deep breathAmerica is now making a huge effort to train Iraqi forces reliable enough to take over responsibility for security in at least some of the safer provinces.
As near as I can tell, the basic Republican complaint seems to be that Obama didn't immediately call the attack "terrorism" and this somehow cheated Mitt Romney out of winning the election.
