Sentence examples for primary complaints from inspiring English sources

Darius Charney, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights, said the study crystallized the primary complaints in the lawsuit.

The public do seem generally happy with scientists as a whole, and one of their primary complaints about a lack of communication is being redressed.

That could fuel one of the primary complaints about Mr. Kerry among Democrats: that his approach to major foreign policy issues is too similar in substance to Mr. Bush's, even if he promises a new style that emphasizes alliance-building.

"One of the primary complaints we get is users can't explain to their bosses what they could get for spending the next $1,000," said Steve Mitgang, the Yahoo senior vice president who oversaw the development of Project Panama.

One of the primary complaints of traditional, slower investors, like mutual funds, is that high-speed trading firms flood the market with orders except in times of crisis, when the orders are most needed.

That is startling; it could discourage parents from enrolling their American-born children.One of the primary complaints about the new law is pragmatic: if you are going to have illegal immigrants, it would be best if they were not undereducated, vulnerable, and afraid of the cops.

That is the primary complaint of descendants who have struggled to navigate the bureaucracy.

Its primary complaint was that the firm required 2,420 billable hours annually to qualify for a bonus.

Their primary complaint is his association with the Mubaraks, whom he defended in the early days of the revolution.

The raids and attendant sweeping arrests have become the primary complaint of rural communities, human rights officials say.

In all of these places, the primary complaint is the authorities' failure to deal with the country's problems and build a strong economy.