Sentence examples for grounds for grievance from inspiring English sources

All this leaves the great majority of middle-income families with the greatest grounds for grievance.

UN officials say they will not make a further appeal for Bangladesh, especially after the Central American floods.The opposition does feel that it has specific grounds for grievance against the government.

Hunger, poverty and limited economic and social prospects have laid the ground for grievance and radicalization.

All the facts need to be there and the grounds for this grievance clearly explained.

John McCririck had some grounds for his grievance against Channel 4 over the manner in which the broadcaster ended his part in its horse racing coverage, an employment tribunal has said.

We should be pushing for a highly intrusive inspection regime, with a deadline -- not because we believe Saddam will comply, but because if he doesn't the grounds for attack will be founded on international grievance.

And in that vacuum immigration has become a catch-all explanation for grievance after grievance.

Address teacher grievances:  Setting up regular sessions for grievance adrenal is very important.

Their grounds for suspicion?

The rhetoric of inflated grievances (Trump's musing about a boycott of Starbucks for selling coffee near Christmastime in secular red cups), the distortion of banal facts into grounds for total war, the habit of dismissing ideas by impugning motives ("liberal media," "white male privilege"), are just as prevalent on the right as on the left.

Unfortunately, from my point of view, the only serious grievance I had against my parents was that they'd never treated me in a manner that a reasonable person would consider grounds for running away — a logical knot I couldn't untie.