Sentence examples for host of grievances from inspiring English sources

A perennial thorn in the side of town officials, Mr. Perks had filed a host of grievances and complaints about employee safety issues with the town and to state and federal agencies.

Pakistanis have a host of grievances against the Americans, all made far worse by the Bush administration's decision to back President Pervez Musharraf long after he had squandered all of his popular support — and any claim to loyalty.

A desperate letter, sent to President Lincoln from various East Tennessee Unionists in July 1863, detailed a host of grievances befalling the Union population in Knoxville and surrounding communities.

In meetings with Mr. Obama, the leaders of Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have expressed a host of grievances about the Qatari shipments and have complained that Qatar is pursuing a reckless strategy.

The match at Rio's famous Maracana stadium is one of the more surreal contests in the tournament but could be overshadowed by a massive protest planned by Brazilians who have been staging demonstrations around the country over a host of grievances.

It has expanded to address a host of different grievances, including the state of emergency and security crackdown in response to last year's terrorist attacks.

Two weeks after eBay sued Craigslist, the classified ad site, for violating its rights as a minority shareholder, Craigslist has countersued in California state court, alleging unfair competition, misappropriation of proprietary information and a host of other grievances.

Now Mwangi's moved on to graffiti to challenge the current regime, tribal politics, and a host of other grievances including land grabbing, famine, and IDP resettlement.

The lesson elites elsewhere will draw from the tumult is that small, seemingly innocuous issues – the price of a bus ticket in Rio, for example – can very quickly become Trojan horses for a host of other grievances.

At one of the sessions, he told interrogators, Mr. Saeed, the Lashkar leader, gave a motivational speech, covering a host of pan-Islamic grievances from Palestinian territory to Iraq to Kashmir.

What changed with the crisis of 2008, however and the recession thereafter was that those trends now found themselves aligned with a host of increasingly prominent grievances: falling real pay, public sector cuts, and a lack of affordable housing, to name the most dire.