Sentence examples for may have complained from inspiring English sources

No matter how much I may have complained about working, it was always immensely fulfilling.

Your platoon may have complained about being stationed in "Viet," but readers expect soldiers to call it "Nam".

More than 100,000 bank customers may have complained to the financial ombudsman since last summer about charges.

Novello too may have complained about his lack of honours, not least because it is also rumoured he had a fling with Churchill himself.

"One partner may have complained, 'How can you expect me to be committed when we're not even married?' But a wedding won't heal the problems".

All reports of investigations made by the Commission shall be entered of record, and a copy thereof shall be furnished to the party who may have complained, and to any common carrier or licensee that may have been complained of.

The group's chairman, Adam Phillips, said: "This action has taken a long time, and the FSA still needs to tackle PPI sold with credit cards, secured loans and mortgages where people may not have complained.

Pepys, master of His Majesty's Navy, may never have complained of busyness, but Virginia Woolf, mistress of motionless lull, is continually complaining about how she spends her days racing across London from square to square, just like — well, like Charlie Ravioli.

Some have complained that Mr. Reed may have misrepresented his ultimate purpose in commissioning an exhaustive document on the origins of Mr. Grasso's hefty pay package.

The transition plan may draw skepticism among Republicans, who have complained about Mr. Obama's previously announced intention to begin withdrawing some forces from the troop increase starting next July.

Long may it last – even if my younger self would have complained.