Sentence examples for frequent complaint about from inspiring English sources

A frequent complaint about President Obama's Syria policy is that he keeps making matters more complicated.

This method also addresses a frequent complaint about audience participation: that the stalls are disproportionately favoured over the cheaper seats.

(One thinks of the frequent complaint about the scarcity of good people who are drawn to political careers; another loss).

By Amy Davidson Sorkin A frequent complaint about President Obama's Syria policy is that he keeps making matters more complicated.

Probably the most frequent complaint about modern football is that it is concerned only with money, that it is less a game more a method of earning cash, ripped from its Corinthian roots and unrecognisable from what it once was.

William Peden reviewed "The Same Door" in the Book Review, and one of his comments — "The larger catastrophes of modern living are noticeably absent from Mr. Updike's stories" — presaged a frequent complaint about Updike's work.

Union officials say their frequent complaints about safety concerns fell on deaf ears.

(Non-Lakers fans will detect a certain radioactive irony in Jackson's frequent complaints about referees).

There was also an inadequate response to neighbours' frequent complaints about the dog's continuous barking.

Mr. Berlusconi has endured frequent complaints about trying to handle the two positions.

There were early and frequent complaints about library policies, often directed at the Astor family.