Sentence examples for particular complaints from inspiring English sources

They continued to comb the data, asking if there were quality of life effects for women who had particular complaints.

And he raised particular complaints with a provision to create a new consumer protection bureau that he said would be too powerful.

The airlines understand, Mr. Macey said, that these particular complaints made direct to the inspector general in this period will be followed up with the airline within 60 days.

Mr Barnevik has chosen to run Investor from London.Businessmen have plenty of particular complaints about politicians' anti-business instincts: a recent example was a tax hike in France that will cost companies some FFr22 billion ($3.6 billion).

She had no particular complaints about her vision and was feeling pretty well over all but was just being cautious and wanted to be certain that her eyes were fine; after all, she didn't know she had glaucoma, either, until it was picked up on a routine exam some years ago.

Hausfield rejects his colleagues' particular complaints.

For obvious reasons, this particular complaint does not often appear in public discourse.

His particular complaint concerned what he called "so-what" articles about criminals.

A particular complaint of the industry is the high rate of sales tax (VAT) in Britain.

(An F.C.C. spokeswoman said that the commission's staff had investigated and confirmed the details of that particular complaint).

Drabble's particular complaint is entirely reasonable: I agree with her on the puniness now, as before, of Labour policy on private schools.