Sentence examples for complaint that much from inspiring English sources

The case against Mr. Chu has an international flair: the government said in its complaint that much of the illegal activity took place in Asia, and investigators caught him on tape saying that he preferred doing "business" in Asia and not in the United States where the S.E.C. is "too strong".

"They're not engaged in the problems of the actual world," said James K. Galbraith, an economist at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas in Austin, voicing an all-too-common complaint that much of the Nobel-anointed economic work seems out of touch with reality.

The lawyers for the homeowners argue in the additional complaint that much of the building's settlement had all but stopped prior to the beginning of the transit center's construction.

Two goals in nine Premier League appearances since recovering from the heel complaint that wiped out much of this campaign do not fully reflect Carroll's importance to Sam Allardyce's side but Southampton's Rickie Lambert is likely to be concerned whether his place on England's flight to South America is now at risk.

She responded to student complaints that too much was required in the early part of the semester and reduced required material to some extent.

The military's annual budget exceeds £4bn, but rather than equip and train frontline troops, there are complaints that much of the funds end up in senior officers' pockets.

But those complaints didn't have that much traction; it is broadly agreed that a country has a right to an independent monetary policy (assuming it hasn't explicitly given it up).

But Balto said his reading of the EU's complaint "shows there isn't that much of a gap between the approach to running the system that Google has and what the EU is looking for". "They're not looking for a way to break up Google or to regulate its [search] algorithm," he said.

The complaint alleges that much of Johnson's blog post responding to the article was directly aimed at Feingold.

Compared with several hundred thousand noise complaints, that may not seem like much.

In 1983, Mayor Koch created the Office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns, but its existence fueled complaints that too much focus had been placed on the spread of the disease among middle-class men when drug users were imperiled in such vast numbers.