Sentence examples for greatest complaint from inspiring English sources

For most of us, our greatest complaint these days is that the cost of gasoline is far too high.

The greatest complaint is that the government failed to prepare domestic investors for the opening of the B-share market, which came without warning.

It appears that prosecutors will cast a wide net for now, and sort the details out later.For the moment, the greatest complaint among NGO workers is that they are being distracted from their main activities.

His greatest complaint was that obscure allusions found in works like Milton's Lycidas were overused; he preferred poetry that could be easily read and understood.

One of the greatest complaints heard from lawyers and judges alike is that justices are out-of-touch with the reality of legal practice and judging.

The greatest complaints came in the movie's overly detailed storyline that left many viewers a tad overwhelmed.

On the question of privatization in Bulgaria, when I talk to people there, it's one of the greatest complaints.

One of the greatest complaints of the Chinese public is the amount of time it takes to queue for outpatient registration in China.

In order to appropriately boost morale, you must understand what the greatest complaints are among your staff.

A great complaint about Tate Modern was that its relentless thematic shuffling meant that nobody could begin to discern any kind of story.

The great complaint of Iraqi acquaintances of this reviewer is that it has never given the post-Ba'ath government of Iraq a moment's hearing.