Sentence examples for grievances though from inspiring English sources

They were all armed with grievances, though some conceded that they had fewer complaints than others.

These residents and their organizers aren't solely protesting or venting grievances — though they're doing that, too, as well they should.

He said he had been a petitioner who had tried to inform officials in Beijing of his grievances, though he did not say what those grievances were.

They have myriad grievances, though many see Wall Street as the most powerful symbol of the income inequality and "economic injustice" they are railing against.

True to his word, Washington pursued the Army's grievances, though with mixed results — Congress voted a lump-sum pension payment and disbanded the force.

The General Accounting Office estimated in 1997 that 19percentt of companies used arbitration to sort out employee grievances, though not all made it mandatory.

Mr. DeMint's grievance, though, goes contrary to Mr. Bush's vision for the program.

Their real grievance, though, seemed to be centered on the Carolene Products decision because there, they said, "the Court relegated economic liberty to a lower echelon of constitutional protection".

It can rely on the Arab world's freest press to air grievances, too, though in this small, hyper-rich state with barely 1m citizens among its 2.3m residents, word of scandal gets around anyway.

She aired this as yet another grievance, as though little good could be extracted from Faucher now.

The Major League Umpires Association is handling the grievance even though it was voted out last year and replaced by a new union, the World Umpires Association, in February.