Sentence examples similar to pragmatic complaint from inspiring English sources
For those center dwellers, the issue is not that Obama is too liberal or too pragmatic (the chief complaints of the noisemakers on the left and right), but that he is not effective enough.
Mostly the play is about pragmatic survival and my only complaint is that Graham gives the impression that dodgy parliamentary arithmetic virtually crippled the business of government.
These and other pragmatic fixes would respond to the auto companies' core complaints about needing flexibility, continue the long-term trajectory toward cleaner cars, and preserve the national program, all without sacrificing California's traditional role.
In keeping with the pragmatic study approach, chronic pain will be broadly defined to include any pain complaint that is not solely attributable to cancer.
In contrast, experience from daily practice and pragmatic studies shows that a substantial proportion of the patients have significant and persisting complaints and reduced quality of life despite treatment in primary and secondary care [ 2- 5].
Furious at Northern Ireland's pragmatic approach Carlos Alberto launched into a tirade against Lawrie Sanchez's side, one which echoed his complaints after Wales's visit of five weeks ago.
For years, the pragmatic answer has been the dollar, and to some extent other national currencies, giving rise to complaints of an "inordinate privilege" for the US.
