Sentence examples for more specific complaints from inspiring English sources

Their more specific complaints included nausea, dizziness, headaches, coughs and skin irritation.

But the protesters also had more specific complaints about King Abdullah's authenticity.

Users also had more specific complaints, like "You made this more cluttered" and "There are fewer stories".

Pamela A. Miller, an environmental consultant in Anchorage who runs tundra tours and formerly studied the region for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, has more specific complaints.

The author, apparently, was not a fan of summer camp for lawyers ("I did not get shit-faced drunk like the rest of you"), but he had more specific complaints, about the firm's bigotry ("Because of my Italian-American heritage I was singled out") and its leisure pursuits ("I will also not speak of the blatant cocaine use in people's offices").

Consequently, before it is legitimate to conclude that such a discovery about the brain vindicates the Husserlian conception a compelling story needs to be told as how or why the temporal features at the neural level transfer to the phenomenal level.[38] There are more specific complaints.

American commanders have a more specific military complaint, as well: They say the security contractors complicate American combat operations, in part because local commanders sometimes do not even know of armed official convoys moving through their areas.

Some prisoners were a little more specific in their complaints.

BioSense, like other automated systems, can monitor seasonal influenza activity [ 24, 25] and recognize large increases in visits for some general surveillance concepts; however, a more substantial contribution to public health practice awaits the ability to access data that is more specific than chief complaints and diagnoses.

Many of the company's proposals are similar to those in the government plan, though they are more narrowly focused on specific complaints raised in the trial.

Mr. Miller also said that even if he had been told the name, without more specific information about the complaints, he believed it would not have been enough to take action against Mr. Jennings.