Sentence examples for difficult complaints from inspiring English sources

A "Noise complaints by tenants against other tenants are probably the most common complaints a property manager receives, and are surely the most difficult complaints to resolve," said Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan lawyer.

It is with considerable reluctance that I return to the subject of the Guardian and Noam Chomsky and one of the most difficult complaints I have had to deal with in my eight years as readers' editor of the paper.

Where diagnosis is difficult, complaints may be described as general shoulder complaints in the first instance, perhaps more so by less experienced clinicians.

There is no doubt that this was a difficult complaint for the newspaper.

Jane Barnacle, Kelsey's deputy, admitted that it was difficult to police complaints made on Twitter and Facebook.

Mrs. Clinton leaves late on Saturday for her first visit to the region, against a difficult backdrop of complaints about humanitarian aid in Gaza and continued negotiations in Israel to form a government.

'The relevant laws are generally so weak - if they exist at all - that it's difficult to file complaints when you can't find out what data they're keeping and how they are using it,' says Weinstein.

As I've written elsewhere, a positive signal on trade couldn't be more needed for U.S.-India economic ties, which have suffered over the past three years due to increasingly difficult market access complaints on both sides.

The move came after pressure from activists who said the Border Patrol deliberately made it difficult to file complaints.

Paul Paquette called the rulings an excellent development and said it would be difficult for the complaints to be amended successfully.

It was too difficult to see complaints about children growing up or graduating and how hard it was to "let them go".