Sentence examples for complaints relatively from inspiring English sources

But Richards says Ofcom can deal with complaints "relatively swiftly".

The independent television commission received 61 complaints - a relatively high number - describing the sequence variously as "sick", "tasteless" and "inappropriate".

James B. Slaughter, a lawyer for Synagro, said the complaints were relatively few given as "many locations as we are talking about, for as many states, and as many years".

The statute of limitations in many states to file workplace harassment complaints is relatively short — as little as 180 days in some places.

But Michael A. Cardozo, who as the city's corporation counsel represents the Bloomberg administration in legal disputes, argued that the number of discrimination complaints was relatively small — each year, about 100 of 280,000 New York City employees file lawsuits against city agencies alleging discrimination in the workplace.

Conclusions: Nonspecific complaints are relatively common among emergency patients and result in higher morbidity and mortality rates.

As for passenger griping, trade group spokesman Vaughn Jennings said the rate of complaints remains relatively low, considering that the airlines carry more than 2 million passengers a day.

Asthmatic complaints are relatively common in children [ 1- 3].

A progressive deformity in weight bearing (Fig.  1) associated with swelling were the major complaints despite relatively painless progress.

However, because the SF-36 was not designed to measure sleep disturbances and respiratory complaints, this relatively weak correlation does not affect the concurrent validity of the VQ11.

Study B that focused on patients with depressive complaints included relatively more patients with depressive disorders and fewer patients with anxiety disorder, except for GAD.