Sentence examples for grievance card from inspiring English sources
He has proved himself masterful at playing the white Christian male grievance card.
This gave a slightly mixed message to the news coverage and may explain why many online commentators to news sites have been quick to accuse Brown of fakery of playing a grievance card to buy himself some popularity.
British policing has just been through a sorry little episode that has exposed the dangers of responding too quickly to those in senior positions who play the racial grievance card.
United had legitimate grievances about Vidic's red card but they finished the match with greater concerns.
The card also allows gay people to "marry the hell out of each other" and certainly assures that anyone with grievances can curse out the president.
This was denied by Thorpe, and the "missing card" remained an ongoing source of grievance for Josiffe.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has released a study showing that so-called arbitration clauses in credit card service contracts frequently prevent consumers from having a grievance adequately addressed.
Besides getting your property, or assessor's, card, make sure you learn the deadlines for filing grievances and appeals (all that information should be readily available through your town), find at least five other comparable properties to measure your taxes against and do not give up if your initial grievance does not work.
(According to my mentor and mom friend Donna, receiving a card with pictures of the sender's healthy kids is one of the most common grievances of bereaved parents).
Among the grievances: for the first time, merchants would gain the right to charge customers more for paying with a credit card — unless they accept American Express cards.
