Sentence examples for complaints of which from inspiring English sources

Its backlog of cases stretches into the distance because it must also tackle tax credit complaints, of which there are hundreds each year.

In the second half of last year (the latest detailed statistics available) the CCRB fully investigated only 773 complaints, of which a mere 100 were deemed "substantiated".

Consumer advocacy group Choice has collated a mass incident report – citing 87 Thermomix complaints, of which 18 required treatment by a doctor or nurse.

Since the legislation came into force a year ago (regulating all trades, not just mediums), Trading Standards have received more than 872,000 complaints, of which only 240 were about psychics.

In the perimenopausal state many women experience climacteric complaints, of which the hot flushes are most troublesome.

The surgery received many of the complaints, of which 13 were written and eight verbal, after the meeting.

Nicola Williams, the service complaints commissioner for the armed forces, received 615 contacts in 2014 that she could potentially describe as a service complaint, of which 457 were referred to the services.

Third on the complaints list was ITV News with 574 complaints, 278 of which related to its graphic pre-watershed coverage of the Woolwich murder of Lee Rigby.

More than two-thirds (71%) were upheld in the complainant's favour – 67% of the banking and credit complaints and 93% of the insurance complaints, most of which related to payment-protection insurance policies.

They have two main complaints, both of which are completely valid.

They say that lingering effects include strange joint pains, neuralgias, headaches, fatigue, and other complaints, few of which are specific.