Sentence examples for increasing complaints from inspiring English sources

Hardship is another cause for increasing complaints.

On the other hand, the N.B.A. embraces marketing and promotion amid increasing complaints that entertainment often overshadows the basketball.

Joe Sharkey's article, "A new voice in hotel reviews" (June 24), is spot on, especially as he takes note of increasing complaints from unsatisfied hotel guests.

By the eve of war, there were increasing complaints that the press was not being rigorous in its examination of such claims.

Elected officials in Manhattan say that in recent years they have received increasing complaints about the noise produced by aircraft flying over residential areas.

There came a point, however, when they hijacked the union and, in the face of increasing complaints by retired players, turned young against old.

Hence increased complaints about lost and delayed mail.

Responding to increased complaints, the Sanitation Department added seven agents to the task force, and summonses this fiscal year are up about 40percentt over the same period a year before.

Increased complaints from homeowners and the number of contractors doing business illegally in the town prompted the proposed regulations, which have not been voted on by the town board, said Roy Dalene, chairman of the town's Home Improvement Licensing Review Board.

But he said that increased complaints from his staff about headache, sore throat, feelings of lethargy and difficulty counting change had forced park managers in the last two years to begin buying and testing respirators.

Amid increased complaints about bears breaking into houses and garages and acting aggressively toward pets and people, the state Fish and Game Council voted last week to approve the state's first bear hunt in 33 years.