Sentence examples for common complaints of from inspiring English sources

The inflated cost of motorway petrol is among the most common complaints of Britain's drivers.

Today, despite common complaints of vote rigging and political intimidation, most Africans have the right to choose their leaders at the ballot box.

By David Remnick August 23, 2013 One of the common complaints of even the most loyal readers of The New Yorker — trust me, I've heard them all!

One of the common complaints of even the most loyal readers of The New Yorker — trust me, I've heard them all!

Rudoren said Complaint Box was started in May to let New Yorkers sound off about the common complaints of urban and suburban life.

And they will be able to plunge down quickly, solving one of the most common complaints of directors, Mr. Sellars said.

(That's a common complaint of the non-Orthodox).

That was a common complaint of the winemakers Paul interviewed.

Because depression seems to be the common complaint of all those who achieve eternal life.

Easy access to land is a common complaint of manufacturing chieftains.

It's a common complaint, of course, but one couldn't help but sympathise with the centre-back's plight.