Sentence examples for growing complaint from inspiring English sources

An episode this month reveals another growing complaint among immigrants: that the police start fishing for documents during routine traffic stops.

Sleeping hot is a growing complaint about many beds and may be a consequence of the industry's manic emphasis on comfort: the shift toward using less-breathable, synthetic materials that conform more snugly to the body, and then stacking them to greater thicknesses.

The new sand-like material, said bakery owner Henry Baeza, is becoming a growing complaint among his customers.

But a growing complaint, consumer agencies reported, is the use of prepaid cards by fraudsters to collect money.

The new policies are a response to growing complaints from playwrights.

Despite the growing complaints, programs that shun conventional commercials for unconventional ones are becoming common.

The deaths come amid growing complaints from Afghan officials, including President Hamid Karzai, about civilian casualties.

There are growing complaints about the Palestinian Authority's lack of transparency and accountability.

The NSC is coming into force amid growing complaints about assaults on civil liberties in Malaysia.

In Trenton, recreational anglers' growing complaints about getting tangled in commercial gear have stirred action.

The cocktail is injected thousands of feet below the water table and, the industry argues, can't possibly be responsible for growing complaints of spoiled streams and wells.