Sentence examples for have traditionally complained from inspiring English sources

Brazilians have traditionally complained that the government spends too little on everything but debt.

A political appointee, she said it was natural for administrations to try to tell the best side of their story, that park superintendents had traditionally complained about budget problems, and that she "profoundly disagreed" with criticism that the administration had been trying to politicize the parks.

And, when faced with a seemingly impassive company, the outlets by which customers could seek justice - or at least complain - have traditionally involved sending a letter or contacting a call centre.

Economists have traditionally had a smaller toolkit.

Everywhere castes have traditionally been endogamous.

Charities have traditionally been conservative marketers.

Wildcats have traditionally caused problems for unions.

The British have traditionally been less enthusiastic.

Agrarian societies have traditionally consumed little meat.

The premium beans have traditionally been exported.

Baseball owners have traditionally been mean bastards.