Sentence examples for producing complaints from inspiring English sources
These tumors are often symptomatic, producing complaints of abnormal bleeding, pain, and infertility in many of those afflicted.
Light flicker (LF) phenomenon is still considered one of the most important power quality (PQ) problems due to its ability to be directly perceived by customers, producing complaints from them.
The original film, which began showing in 1980, had long produced complaints that it was "too pro-tobacco", says the museum's manager, Dale Coats.
Loch K. Johnson, a professor of international affairs at the University of Georgia who was on the staffs of Congressional intelligence reform panels in the 1970s and the 1990s, said every job category used by the agency abroad for spying produces complaints.
Distinctive from the effects of grassroots elections on police trust, rightful resistance tends to produce complaints against the police.
Eligible patients had consulted their own GP or responded to advertisements in local newspapers calling on people with a new and untreated episode of SCs that had lasted less than three months and produced complaints at rest or complaints elicited by shoulder movement.
When Boeing protested, producing 110 complaints about the bidding process that (partly because of the earlier scandal) had been unusually fair and transparent, the Government Accountability Office GAOO), a congressional watchdog, upheld seven of them.
In cases of recurrent thyroid cysts producing aesthetic complaints or compressive symptoms, surgery has been the first-line treatment to date [ 4].
Dina provides a motivation for the bewilderment already expressed in line 11 and ends producing a complaint about the medication.
The date of registration was, however, considered useful because it was unfailingly available in every case and is most probably closely tied with the time of producing the complaint.
(Trial runs produced no complaints about the mixed drinks, only that you couldn't tell your troubles to hardware).
