Sentence examples for permanently complaining from inspiring English sources

Some Republican critics of the deal had said the Bush-era rates should be extended permanently, complaining that to do otherwise would create economic uncertainty.

Last Friday, in the leading Moscow business newspaper Vedomosti, a letter addressed to Russia's president and its prime minister and signed by more than 100 Russian researchers who permanently work abroad complained of "the disastrous situation in the Russian basic research," noting extremely low levels of funding and a continuing massive brain drain.

Like the administration at large, Johnson has been adamant about closing Gitmo permanently and has complained about congressionally-imposed restrictions in the past, describing them as unwise micromanagement.

Last year, the RTA proposed keeping the transfer point between Marais and N. Robertson permanently but riders complained it was too far from the heart of the CBD and had little, supporting infrastructure".

"He said that one of his teachers had his hands permanently down my father's shorts, so what was I complaining about?" Many traumatized former students say the trouble lies with boarding school in general, never mind the era.

I wanted to be able to trust you to reduce output permanently and thereby help stop all the terrible sprawl we're always complaining about.

Always complaining.

No complaining.

Stop complaining.

They kept complaining.

Constant complaining.