Sentence examples for complaints further from inspiring English sources

"The increase in PPI complaints further demonstrates just how widespread PPI mis-selling was.

After investigating the complaints further, BioWare released a statement acknowledging that "on some standard definition TVs the smallest text in Mass Effect 2 can be difficult to read", and concluded that they were unable to resolve it through a title update.

After the first week, already 81% of the test persons felt an improvement of their complaints, further increasing up to 90.5% after week 2 and 92.9% after weeks 3 and 4. A more detailed view on the results of the evaluation of single complaints (excoriation, burning, stinging and itching, roughness, swelling, and itching) revealed an ongoing decline of all complaints.

TT London You should complain directly to your solicitor before taking a complaint further, by writing to the designated complaints handler at the firm.

The complaint further argues that the "gratuitous feast" has sullied the bright blue awning that is a "beacon" to wicker shoppers.

However, not satisfied with this he said that "no satisfactory solution" had been proposed and took his complaint further to the BBC Trust, the corporation's governing body.

This afternoon, Bishop Gordon P. Scruton, who was assigned to investigate the accusations, told his fellow bishops that he had found "no necessity to pursue" either complaint further.

The trading commission's complaint further accuses Intrade — and an affiliated company, Trade Exchange Network Ltd. — of filing bogus annual forms with the agency.

The complaint further asserts that the boys were told that they could go home if they provided statements placing themselves at the scene and incriminating others.

But the Packers seized the evidence and never took the complaint further, in part because they did not want to appear to be blaming a 35-0 lons on the videotaping.

The complaint further argues that the city could easily adopt less discriminatory measurements, including some combination of tests, teacher recommendations, grades and other nonacademic factors like leadership and community service.