Sentence examples similar to long running complaint from inspiring English sources
But if what characterised relations between those poles is this long running perpetual complaint of being hard done by, of not being treated right, I believe that has a long term corrosive effect.
The failure to ensure that the devolved bodies took some responsibility for raising taxes created a "long running perpetual complaint" that Westminster was to blame for difficult spending decisions, Wales secretary Stephen Crabb warned.
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"I wondered how city inspectors signed off on this project in the first place," the controller said, echoing the long-running complaint of the residents.
As it has been a long-running complaint of commercial TV that the Academy's awards disproportionately favour BBC shows, you must wonder how ITV feels about having given over two hours of Thursday night peak-time to what became effectively an advert for its biggest rival.
"Recent press coverage about a long-running complaint against me and my firm concerning disputed allegations, to be reinvestigated by the SRA, mean that I will no longer be able to give the time and attention required to be an effective board member of the LSB," he added.
"In a long-running complaint with Virgin Trains East Coast, six months in they finally were a little more honest in their explanation, saying that as trains become busier, they remove advanced tickets to the point where they might not offer any at all.
