Sentence examples for constant complaint from inspiring English sources

The shortage of skilled labour is another constant complaint.

His other, constant complaint was about entropy the fact that the dancers, two days after he taught them something, would start to slur it.

One constant complaint among feminists in poorer countries is that their needs are less likely to be heard than those of women in more privileged settings.

There is resentment, too, at a state apparatus seen as over-large, inflexible, outdated and too hung up on paperwork, the last a constant complaint.

Cox joked: "I've made many television documentaries over the years, and a constant complaint has been that the music is too loud and obscures the science.

Or was it simply an era when the FN's biggest and constant complaint was that they weren't being given fair access to coverage by the media?

And, after constant complaints by Republicans, Obama has finally stopped blaming Bush for the poor economy.

She had been very impatient with her women friends' constant complaints about unreliable servants, bad marriages, worse divorces.

Doctors who cared for her in various hospitals had grown weary of her constant complaints and started giving her morphine.

In a September 2007 cable the embassy reports hearing "constant complaints of shortages of materials, qualified workers, and infrastructure".

Aware of the constant complaints, the central government had thought of replacing the hot food with prepackaged meals.