Sentence examples for permanent grievance from inspiring English sources
It supplies a permanent grievance against EU enlargement that Russia can link to negotiations in other areas.
Mr Blair's power to shape events in Brussels, let alone Germany, is limited especially (this government's permanent grievance) while Britain remains outside the new currency.
But, inevitably, the spotlight quickly turned on to the manager and his permanent sense of grievance.
"I have a permanent parking spot at the grievance committee," Mr. Mock said.
If their grievances are not addressed, Iraqi society will bear permanent scars and endure continuing frustrations, leading to growing resentment and cycles of retribution.
But Mr. Kim and his colleagues represent a new workers' grievance: the growing gulf between contract employees' pay, benefits and protections and those of permanent staff workers.
Hiring staff through third parties by government has seen many problems such as creation of hope of permanent absorption, nepotism during recruitment, non-payment of statutory allowances by the manpower hirers, suicides, strikes for grievance redressal and so on.
Engineers have a grievance.
No band of brothers this: rather the permanent campaign as waged by triumphalist rabble-rousers and demagogues, abetted by people out of their depth and unfit for the jobs they will hold, gripped by grievance, resentment and lurking insecurity.
Their grievance remains private, necessarily.
