Sentence examples for involved complained from inspiring English sources

The largest rail merger in North American history was formally scrapped yesterday, as the railroads involved complained about regulatory interference and shippers remained convinced that they had not seen the end of the consolidation that has so far left just a handful of major freight railroads to serve the United States and Canada.

Calling a car unreliable involves complaining about it in the first place.

This involves complaining about your depressing life, hiding from the cold with croissants and coffee in the daytime, and drowning your sorrows in a couple of vodka shots in the evening (the cold makes stereotypes unavoidable).

This involves complaining about your depressing life, hiding from the cold with croissants and coffee in the daytime and drowning your sorrows in a couple of vodka shots in the evening (the cold makes stereotypes unavoidable).

Find some other way to forget about the others that doesn't involve complaining or getting an adult.

The Sunday Times conducted its own investigation and reported that "Death on the Rock" had misrepresented the views of its witnesses; the witnesses involved later complained to other newspapers that The Sunday Times had distorted their comments.

"Democrats run from every issue where there's passion involved," he complains.

Over summers past we had backpacked in the High Sierra to camp at nearly 11,000 feet; the four miles to Chickenfoot Lake involved Homeric complaining and a pace slower than an ambitious baby's crawl.

The commission does not track the sex of those named in complaints as harassers, but anecdotal evidence suggests that many of these cases involve men complaining about unwelcome advances from other men.

Supporting something is a much different task: it's far less exciting, it's usually harder to do, and it involves people complaining to you.

Like Zoromski, Abby West of Entertainment Weekly critiqued the episode for not involving Corporate, complaining "How could such a public-relations nightmare not lead to a visit or a phone call from Jan?" West did however praise Jim and Dwight's impressions of each other as "perfect" bookendings.