Sentence examples for complained the need from inspiring English sources

Nathan Cocks of PC PowerPlay complained the need for secondary weapons proves frustrating: "It is not uncommon to run out of the weapons needed for the job, forcing the player to engage in a tedious game of hide and seek as they scour the map in the hopes of finding another cache".

As Mr Wallace complains, the need to protect an increasing number of such buildings makes his job much more difficult.The new residents are a different breed, too.

Mr. Berlusconi's lawyers complained that the need to now defend himself in court will be a major distraction from his responsibilities.

Several vloggers complained about the need to brush teeth after snacking or tooth sensitivity that made them to adjust the frequency or type of meals ("Invisalign-diet"), which may question the advantage of Invisalign that allows aligner patients "to enjoy all foods" as Align Technology argues [28].

In that piece he complained: "The last thing our country needs is a massive new healthcare entitlement that will create hundreds of billions of dollars of new unfunded deficits and move us much closer to a government takeover of our healthcare system.

Harris did not complain, conceding the need for a free range of ideas.

By 2002, with France complaining about the need for more flexibility to promote growth during downturns, Romano Prodi, then the president of the European Commission, described it as "stupid".

The new law would be difficult to enforce, because neighbors who are unaware that certain pesticides are exempt would likely complain, creating the need for intervention by the county health department.

Yet when Reece visits a Twin Oaks spinoff, Acorn, what he encounters suggests that age-old dilemmas of human motivation and incentives are not so easily overcome: some people are shirking work, others are complaining about the need for more "accountability" and a "system to make sure everyone is pulling their fair share".

When we talk to the shopkeepers, they now complain about the need for more solar-powered street lighting, rather than listing Taliban threats.

I bring this up because another conversation I had this past weekend was with a friend of mine who represents Howard Dean's group "Democracy for America" and she was rightfully complaining about the need for our nation's MBA programs to begin putting more emphasis on business ethics.