Sentence examples for easy to complain from inspiring English sources
It's easy to complain about.
The EU is easy to complain about.
It's easy to complain about the Iowa caucuses – easy and completely justifiable.
It was easy to complain that Skidelsky was taking his time.
The uneven quality of American health care is easy to complain about but hard to fix.
It's very easy to complain about the Arts Council – particularly after the apparently scattershot cuts proposed in December 2007.
It's now easier to complain if you feel you've been badly treated by a company or organisation.
The site can identify the Internet service provider of the intruder, making it easier to complain to his system administrator.
The sight of weathered old men, flushed young mothers and earnest preteenagers all lining up for the microphone is something to savor in this world where it is so much easier to complain anonymously on the Internet.
Bailey's recommendations included providing parents with one single website to make it easier to complain about any programme, advert, product or service, putting age restrictions on music videos and ensuring retailers offer age-appropriate clothes for children.
"This Bill will make it easier to complain and will empower constituents to choose whether they want to answer the phone or not".
