Sentence examples for he increasingly complained from inspiring English sources

He increasingly complained about the clanging of kitchen dishes and the volume of the television.

As fans get priced out of stadiums, they increasingly complain games are too expensive.

Gay leaders have increasingly complained about what they call Mr. Obama's slow pace in fulfilling promises he made during his campaign.

In recent years moderates like Akinci have increasingly complained about their cultural identity being usurped by ever-greater numbers of settlers dispatched from the shores of Anatolia.

The protests' success gripped a region whose residents have increasingly complained of governments that seem incapable of meeting their demands and are bereft of any ideology except perpetuating power.

American corporations in industries like telecommunications and financial services have increasingly complained that China continues to restrict their access to domestic markets, despite pledges of openness when China joined the World Trade Organization a decade ago.

Local officials have increasingly complained that their share of the new insurance costs -- about $340 million over the next three and a half years -- would ultimately force them to choose between two undesirable options: raising local taxes or cutting crucial services.

As a result, consumers have increasingly complained about answering their cellphones only to hear sales pitches, and marketers are worried about being fined or sued for inadvertently calling wireless numbers.

Lately, regulators and investors have increasingly complained that analysts are too positive because they fear that their firms will lose investment banking business if they write negative reports -- and because they depend on companies they cover for information.

Related: Is Mustafa Akinci the best hope yet for a solution to the Cyprus problem? | George Kyris In recent years moderates like Akinci have increasingly complained about their cultural identity being usurped by ever-greater numbers of settlers dispatched from the shores of Anatolia.

Civilians increasingly complained of harassment and extortion by troops stationed among them; exaction of taxes intended for the army also became the target of more frequent complaint; and demands by soldiers to interfere in civilian government, foremost by those stationed in the capital, grew more insolent.