Sentence examples for grievance in from inspiring English sources

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The union was unsuccessful with a grievance in 1985.

The House does have a legitimate grievance in the Senate's repeated failure to pass a budget.

Thus, writs of assistance became a major colonial grievance in the pre-Revolutionary period.

THERE is a sense of grievance in Riyadh, the staid Saudi capital.

But it plays to a sense of victimhood and grievance in the Muslim world.

The next step is for your daughter to put her grievance in writing to her employer.

This is in fact a real grievance in the forested border country.

The statement reopened an old, often suppressed grievance in the German-speaking world.

Such remarks tap into what is arguably the biggest public grievance in South Korean society — and, potentially, a political tinderbox.

"That's a perfectly understandable human impulse: to express a public grievance, in hopes of holding an industry accountable," he said.