Sentence examples for reasonable complaints from inspiring English sources

Those are reasonable complaints.

Address your (totally reasonable) complaints to their adult chaperons, like the air steward (as you did) or the teacher (if you wanted airport justice).

The company asserts that the Internet can lead to better customer service dialogue — if people make reasonable complaints, customers can help one another solve problems.

Amid the usual gripes about money, overwork and threats to their monopoly status, the teaching unions' annual conferences this weekend had two quite reasonable complaints about the government's education policy.The first is tests.

Some European teams had reasonable complaints – when England beat France 2-0 the first goal was possibly offside and the second was scored while Jacques Simon writhed injured on the grass after being hobbled by the unpunished Nobby Stiles, while England's third goal in the final surely did not cross the line – but the South Americans felt particularly victimised.

I think he would say that the industry and the Right, while both posing reasonable complaints, are not asking themselves, or one another, the right questions.

This is a reasonable complaint.

A favourite, and reasonable, complaint of urban residents is that an increasingly disproportionate amount of the country's new wealth is lining the pockets of a privileged few.

A common (and reasonable) complaint is that many of the countries pressing them are also tax havens in their own right.

If you are still befuddled after the 10th or 12th trip, your boss has a reasonable complaint, and you should look into that Global Positioning System.

Parodying a porn movie is redundant, but that's the only reasonable complaint to aim at this cheerfully raunchy stage version -- adaptation is probably too strong a word -- of the 1979 film about cheerleaders in heat.