Sentence examples for cause a complaint from inspiring English sources
Injury to or dysfunction of any of these areas is sufficient to cause a complaint of dizziness (Guskiewicz and Register-Mihalik 2011).
It is consistent with a personality disorder because it is part of a pattern of utterly determined pursuit of a cause, a complaint, a protest which he has done from time to time and indeed did in his years in prison before he came here".
But it is unlikely that Rooney will have cause to make a complaint to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) because the Sun, and all the other titles that used pictures of Kai, do not appear to have breached the editors' code of practice.
No doubt the complaint will cause a storm on campus.
68% of all the participants believed that EMF could cause a disease and 76% believed it could cause physical complaints.
Beverley McLachlin, chief justice of the supreme court, blocked Harper's choice for a new high court judge: she was denounced in terms which caused a wave of complaint that Harper was interfering in the independence of the judiciary.
Back in February, Common Cause filed a complaint with the Office of Government Ethics after White House spokesperson Kellyanne Conway encouraged FOX News viewers to buy Ivanka Trump products.
The model and presenter Danielle Lloyd, who found herself alongside Goody at the centre of the 2007 Celebrity Big Brother bullying row that caused a record 45,000 complaints to the TV watchdog Ofcom, described her as "a brave and courageous human being".
But for now, I'll just mention each, with the possibility of returning to some of them later: 1. Jodi Rudoren's front-page article on Palestinian young people who throw rocks caused a great many complaints.
Three and half weeks before "A Raisin in the Sun" opens, its star P. Diddy -- or Sean Combs, as he's called in Playbill -- has already caused a stir, inspiring complaints from one film star, debate on the Internet and standing ovations nightly after previews at the Royale Theater.
