Sentence examples similar to considerable grievance from inspiring English sources
In this near-suffocating atmosphere of grievance, already considerable tensions have risen.
De Piero, already a shadow equalities minister, has put considerable energy into understanding public grievance with politics under the courageous rubric of a "why do people hate me?" tour.
Despite high inequality, Bahrain has the fourth highest income per capita in the Arab world, and rising oil revenues give the state considerable leeway in containing economic grievances.
After independence, the same person who claimed to "have kept under considerable restraint the sense of political grievances which no...African can fail to experience" during colonization unleashed the "restraint" feeling of "grievances" on his opponents, indeed on entire communities in the very divide-and-conquer administrative style of the colonizers he so abhorred.
Each step of the grievance process and arbitration will require considerable time and resources of all parties.
In fact, while newspapers and online outlets today have been devoting considerable energy to investigating whether the Oregon ranchers might have legitimate grievances, the headlines back in 1973 screamed, "Wounded Knee Falls to Rampaging Indians," and read, "History in Reverse: Wounded Knee Post Attacked by Indians".
There is no shortage of social grievances that, long unaddressed by politicians, are a source of considerable bitterness.
Engineers have a grievance.
But Stanton gathered up her accumulated grievances and dumped them in the lap of Lucretia Mott, who was summering in Waterloo, N.Y., and probably bored out of her considerable mind as well.
This is a substantial grievance.
