Sentence examples for central complaints from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ely's comments highlight one of the central complaints expressed by young adults who are poor: that their concerns are neglected.

Many officials have repeatedly articulated one of Mr. Bloomberg's central complaints: that the rebuilding effort has been plagued by a thick web of competing bureaucracies.

Mr. Obama acknowledged what have emerged as the central complaints about Mrs. Clinton among Democratic activists: that she is not generating enough excitement in her campaign, and lacks the "authenticity" of Mr. Sanders.

The nonresponse appears to go to the heart of one of the central complaints by people at the paper: that a company engaged in communications doesn't communicate very well with its own employees.

And they were unsure whether he had taken on board two of their central complaints: why had the company provided the police with the information that led to their arrests?

One of the central complaints against the CAP is that most of the money goes to a small number of large farms while small farms receive much less support.

But his central complaint about inequality does register here.

A central complaint expressed in the memo was the "general disrespect of analysts".

A central complaint has been the lack of genuine breaking news at the event.

Except that, again, that wasn't the central complaint about Trump and birtherism.

The activists' central complaint is that it is cruel to force an animal to eat more than it would voluntarily.