Sentence examples for plausible grievances from inspiring English sources
Now, he's a bit more of a rational economist-type than most of us, but if you extend his logic to the observation that suicide bombing turns out to limit the political potential of groups that otherwise have plausible grievances — again, i.e. the Tigers, not to mention Islamist groups — then maybe, over time, rational calculation will lead to its decline.
There's the question of precedent: if Mr. Blair had given in to the protest on fuel prices, he would in effect have signaled every other interest group with a plausible grievance that disruptive protests were an effective political tool.
It may well stem from an obsessive person who, over the internet, makes their suspicion sound plausible to tens of thousands, even to millions of others who also have grievances and are eager to believe the worst.
When the modern Tea Party movement coalesced in the early days of the Obama presidency, its allusion to the political grievances of the protesters in Boston Harbor a couple of hundred years earlier seemed plausible enough: Its members felt that their taxes were too high and their interests not adequately represented by the remote authorities in Washington.
Such grievances are real.
Most grievances remain local.
Palestinians' grievances are undimmed.
Workers have genuine grievances.
