Sentence examples for bemoans- from inspiring English sources

The final report, co-authored with Stefano Conti, bemoans the scant detail Stefanoni used to back up her findings.

One of many highlights is How Blue Can You Get, where he bemoans a love turned sour.

The inherent self-interest in most attempts at "reform" and the suggestion that the war in Iraq had more to do with America's thirst for oil than 9/11 is raised later in the series when Avon bemoans the cost of his own battles with Marlo.

Like many actresses, she bemoans the dearth of roles for older women.

And he reveals deep differences within the government about how tightly Australia should walk in lock step with the United States and bemoans that his short tenure in the job limits his options to change things.

Kaberuka bemoans the minimal role African governments have played in the Ebola crisis.

He bemoans "the lack of any common political project beyond expansion".

KAHEA, an alliance of environmentalists and defenders of native Hawaiian culture, bemoans the pollution caused by the cruise ships and the risk posed by the tourist hordes to creatures such as the dark-rumped petrel and the Oahu tree snail, or to plants like the Marsilea villosa fern.

His job has been addled by a parallel effort to audit recent expenses and to establish a new Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, which will have the final say on reform.Sir Christopher bemoans the effect of such bad behaviour and "the further damage that [it] will do to people's perception of Members of Parliament".

Remzi Lani, director of Albania's Media Institute, bemoans the brain drain that has stripped his country in the past decade.

Professor Philip Booth of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a free-market think-tank, bemoans the added complexity introduced to the tax system and calls for the autumn statement to be abolished so that future chancellors desist from such tinkering.That is unlikely to happen.