Sentence examples for developers complain that from inspiring English sources

Compare the iPhone, where statistics show around 90% of users are on the latest version of its operating system, and Android, where about 58% are on the widely used 2.2 version (and developers complain that "fragmentation", where different versions proliferate, is putting them off developing for it).

Some developers complain that towns tend to be overzealous in their application of wetlands regulations to affordable housing proposals.

Private developers complain that, whereas the British government has loosened requirements to construct affordable housing in large English developments, the Scots have kept the requirement.

Some developers complain that more YouTubers are expecting to be paid to feature games in their videos, rather than choosing them for editorial reasons, however.

She has heard developers complain that Juniper's platform has, until now, been unwieldy.

As pointed out today on Matrix by Jonathan Miller, some brokers and developers complain that buyers are suffering from "analysis paralysis," as purchasers are bombarded with so much statistical detail that they become unable to make a decision.

Some developers complained that early builds of Lion were filled with bugs and bogged down by slowness, but this final version feels snappy and mostly trouble-free.

One bureau official said that developers complained that the parcels were too large, making leases more expensive.

An original deadline last year was delayed twice after developers complained that they did not get enough time to update their wares to meet the new rules.

At the same time, however, the National Association of Homebuilders, a lobbying group that represents most developers, complained that the administration action was ambiguous and did not resolve the confusion over what was covered under the Clean Water Act.

The last few months have been marked by plenty of controversy in Facebook's world, with developers complaining that Facebook was not communicating well about changes to the service.