Sentence examples for complaints consisted from inspiring English sources

"Most complaints consisted of vague constitutional symptoms and were transient," says the letter to the Lancet.

So far this year, rat complaints consisted of 17,356 calls, 2,347 online remarks and 4,672 mobile app entries, statistics show.

Complaints consisted primarily of a lack of food stands, inaccessible internet, and long restroom and water fountain lines inside aging stadiums and those under renovation (something I witnessed myself).

Gastrointestinal complaints consisted of incidence of nausea or stomach pain lasting 1 2 hours after taking the pills.

It also infiltrates the adjacent apartment of her friend, Adam Potter, the president of Cobis Alliance, whose "complaints" consist of gentle ribbing.

However, in their multivariate analyses migraine was included in a "mixed group of individuals with physical health complaints" consisting of e.g. asthma, allergy, anemia, and kidney disease.

This article was amended on 2 March 2016 to make clear that the complaint consisted of three allegations that the ad was misleading, of which only one was upheld and to include part of a statement from the Church.

The formal, written complaint consisted of twenty pages.

"While Senator Kirk and Ms. Vertolli divorced amicably three years ago and she actively supported Mr. Kirk's 2010 Senate campaign, Ms. Vertolli has since filed a baseless complaint consisting of bitter personal attacks and is attempting to involve a federal agency in a divorce settled 36 months ago," a spokeswoman for Mr. Kirk said in a written statement.

In the analyses the degree of pain was dichotomised into the categories: no complaints which consisted of the categories not at all and a little/somewhat and complaints which consisted of the categories quite a lot and very much.

Individual complaints usually consist of mechanical symptoms including pain, swelling, catching, locking, popping noises and giving way; the primary presenting symptom may be a restriction in the range of movement.