Sentence examples for example a complaint from inspiring English sources

For example a complaint about a loan worth more than $500,000 cannot be resolved by them.

For example, a complaint of alleged fraud against Goldman Sachs filed by Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg includes allegations of fraudulent practices by Countrywide, now owned by Bank of America.

For example, a complaint of cough or difficult breathing, which may have prompted health workers to zero in on pneumonia diagnosis, was associated with worse diarrhea treatment.

One example is a complaint from Yiftah Curiel, the press attache at London's Israeli embassy.

Green, for example, filed a complaint with her university and with the Office of Scientific Integrity, the forerunner of today's Office of Research Integrity ORII, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services).

In Wisconsin, for example, a common complaint from Democrats has been that Scott Walker got to keep his job as governor because so much outside money was spent on his behalf.

For example, a common complaint amongst students is that "they felt like they understood everything in class or when they were reading it, but when they got to the test they couldn't answer any of the questions".

For example a patient complaint could suddenly evoke high levels of interest if it reflected poorly on the organisation.

For example, a chief complaint with key words such as, "cough with fever" would be categorized into the following core syndromes, "Fever", "Influenza-like-Illness", and "Respiratory".

For example, a frequent complaint levied against league tables for schools is that they fail to measure the quality of input, in the form of the ability of pupils, as much as the output, although steps are being taken to adjust for such factors (Goldstein, 2003).

"So children's ability, for example, to file a complaint or to ask for protection in a way that is safe".