Sentence examples for complaint in terms of from inspiring English sources

The 400 white adults who first demonstrated outside the Williams-Bloxom house on the night of Nov. 20, shouting, "We want them out!" couched their complaint in terms of unfair advantage.

Still, editors frequently complain that there is a dearth of energy and ideas in fashion, more often framing their complaint in terms of how clothes were made in the past rather than considering how new influences, like digital technology and marketing, are affecting our notions about fashion.

Companies would also have to publish quarterly reports on the complaints in terms of number, how the complaints were handled and staffing of their complaints team.

I really had no complaints in terms of playability and one of my buddies, who is a far better axeman than myself, found it to have good height and action.

I wrote about some player complaints in terms of Horde players who felt like they had been the "misunderstood" faction for so long, and were now in the position of having to follow someone who was clearly doing things that were fairly straightforwardly evil.

They were explicitly asked not to "label" the complaints in terms of medical diagnostics.

Sui and Reiter contend that the tradition of demanding high levels of academic excellence for selection to medicine has resulted in limiting the number of complaints in terms of cognitive issues.

Taken together, these findings could indicate that although GI complaints are related to anxiety and depression, the functional outcomes from GI complaints in terms of sickness absence are possibly due in large part to GI complaints being part of a person's tendency to experience and/or report symptoms across the various organ systems.

The objectives of this study are (1) to determine the accuracy of blood tests in patients presenting with unexplained complaints in terms of detecting pathology, (2) to determine the accuracy of a watchful waiting strategy and (3) to determine the effects of a quality improvement strategy to promote the postponement of blood test ordering by GPs for patients with unexplained complaints.

We think that this difference is most likely due to the question asked in the ATLAS cohort being both for back and/or leg pain, therefore we are not able to differentiate between the two complaints in terms of first episode.

Of course  it helps to have the complaint phrased in terms of "lower ouput per head", as Cary attempts to put it.