Sentence examples for complaints grew from inspiring English sources

As advanced economies opened their monetary spigots to boost ailing economies, emerging-market complaints grew louder.

As each went about selecting themes, artists and works, complaints grew louder.

Eventually, those complaints grew so widespread that politicians began debating what they called a patients' bill of rights.

The complaints grew louder in October when Yahoo demoted its own directory listings and gave more prominence to Google's results.

The agency took five cases to trial between 1998 and 2001, and its backlog of complaints grew.

The complaints grew more numerous with the abolition of the East India Company monopoly in 1834 and the ensuing influx of private traders into China.

Indeed, even now, he is pressing users to share more information, often without their full understanding, and dials back only when the complaints grow loud.

But as the complaints grow, so does the chance that peaceful protests will grow into intractable conflicts as they have in Nigeria, West Papua and now Peru.

The complaints grow steadily more frequent, alternating with bursts of the cloying sentimentality that mars so many of Thurber's weaker stories.

Late Thursday night, with complaints growing, Mr. Calderón made a point of going to the airport and being filmed as he monitored the arrival of a new shipment of masks, donated by China.

But with investigations by the U.S. antitrust authorities piling up — including questions about Google's proposed acquisition of ITA Software, a flight information company — and with complaints growing louder on other issues ranging from privacy to copyright, the last thing Google wanted was to get bogged down in a lengthy antitrust battle in Brussels.