Sentence examples for may not complain from inspiring English sources

Petitioner may not complain of unfortunate consequences to himself.

Still, if more rubbish is collected, people may not complain.

The others may not complain, but they sometimes leave.

Patients with this disease may not complain of dysphagia but may evidence reduced speech intelligibility.

The lovers of barrel-fermented chardonnay are not shortchanged, and those who prefer the fruity stainless-steel style may not complain too loudly.

This may be because, according to Dietz, many temporary workers may not complain about violations for fear of not being invited back to work by the staffing agency or the company using the agency.

The aforesaid tribunals were open to plaintiff in error prior to the laying of the tax, but it refrained from seeking relief therein, and may not now complain.' First National Bank v. Patterson, 65 Colo.

We may not actually complain out loud about being kept waiting in a queue – or at least we are unlikely to address our complaints to the cashier or ticket collector or whoever is keeping us waiting – but do not mistake our silence for contentment or even patience.

We may not actually complain out loud about being kept waiting in a queue or at least we are unlikely to address our complaints to the cashier or ticket collector or whoever is keeping us waiting but do not mistake our silence for contentment or even patience.

The appeal court pronounced on this issue in R v D, last year, saying that judges should tell juries "to ensure fairness to the complainant" and that while some people may complain immediately, others may feel shame and shock and not complain for some time.

Coelho – let's give him the benefit of the doubt – may not be complaining about the glorious polyphony of Ulysses.