Sentence examples for larger complaint from inspiring English sources

"A larger complaint, however, concerns the use of the phrase 'shark-infested'.

It was only after his "lost weekend" in Brussels that he first thought about making a larger complaint about this.

He adds that his larger "complaint" is "about the peculiar and growing irrelevance of world cinema in American movie culture, which the Academy Awards help to perpetuate".

Her larger complaint, though, was about the techies' indifference to the pain that their industry's triumph is inflicting on many people who have been a part of the fabric of San Francisco for decades.

Speaking with us, he elaborates further, making the point that while the situation is odd, his larger complaint is with the lack of customer service response, not necessarily the lost username itself.

Comm's larger complaint, echoed by parties on both sides of the click fraud issue, is Google's general lack of transparency, a tight-lipped secrecy that also applies to the Web giant's pricing schemes for Adwords and its constantly tweaked search algorithm.

An HD front-facing camera answers one of the larger complaints that's been made regarding the first Kindle Fire, and should come in handy when using the new custom-built Skype application.

Certainly, the Haggler's e-mail skews heavily to tales of transactions gone wrong, but remember, this column is basically one large complaint box.

Professor Ben Saul, who handled these cases for the refugees (called "authors" in the committee's parlance), said it was the largest complaint ever made against Australia to the UN human rights committee.

And the largest complaint about it, emanating from the left, is that the banks need to be broken up.

His largest complaint about the album was that it does not include every track from the game, some of which he was interested in hearing.