Sentence examples for grievances the from inspiring English sources

"If you have grievances, the path you chose was wrong.

She began to enumerate her grievances: "The brother prays too much.

Given a sagging economy and a well of social grievances, the immediate test will be hard.

To ameliorate the protesters' grievances, the government instituted measures to improve education and employment opportunities.

Once people have real grievances, the obligatory show of consensus begins to chafe.

Immigration was already the catch-all explanation for grievances; the referendum has only entrenched this view.

"Courts are not the only forum for redress of grievances," the panel said.

And in June, it was one of the grievances the protesters [in Taksim Square in Istanbul] had.

Polls last autumn suggested that young protesters had two overarching grievances: the unresponsiveness of the political class and joblessness.

Receiving partial satisfaction of their grievances, the nobles, led by Hendrik van Brederode, gladly accepted the title of Geuzen ("Beggars").

Their complaints range from corruption to lack of affordable housing and joblessness, common grievances the world over.