Sentence examples for caused complaints from inspiring English sources

But even that plan caused complaints, leading to multiple revisions since it was first announced last year.

He added: "Outside of Iraq, the single biggest issue that caused complaints was the coverage of Israel.

She used to teach history at the local high school, but her non-emollient style caused complaints.

In 1999, she caused complaints when she described a clergyman as an "old prune" to his face and called her fellow DJ Ken Bruce an "old fool".

It was a fine line: when he wheedled extra narcotic, his singing caused complaints and he got dialled back down to the red planet.

Instead the council had helicopters vary their routes so as not to afflict the same communities, which they said caused complaints to fall by more than half.

EastEnders and Emmerdale appeared on the list, with scenes of rape, in the case of the former, and violence, in the latter, causing complaints.

The Army has previously had to extend deployments for soldiers in Iraq, causing complaints from some soldiers and some of their families.

Being harsher on crime can cause complaints of police harassment to rise.

His use of real corpses became publicly known, causing complaints from some critics.

This undoubtedly supports the hypothesis that work stress causes complaints.