Sentence examples for recurrent complaint from inspiring English sources

Finally, the recurrence rate (recurrent complaint yes/no) and the type of access (referred by GP/referred by medical specialist/direct access) were gathered.

It is Sartre's most powerful and recurrent complaint: that people are being treated as things.

Falling behind hitters and "trying to do too much" has been Strasburg's recurrent complaint against himself through the first four-game skid of his career.

And he warned, reflecting a recurrent complaint here, that elected Republican officials could no longer accept the backing of conservatives and than abandon their beliefs.

But the most recurrent complaint made by Mr. Planes and other club executives concerns the gap in revenue from television coverage.

In addition, rude and abusive treatment by OSO officers constituted a recurrent complaint (including from local elected officials) at a recent community forum in Anthony, New Mexico.

We then used a time-to-event method of analysis to determine characteristics of doctors poised to incur recurrent complaints, and to estimate each practitioner's risk of recurrence at specific time points.

And even when Jobs was running things there were recurrent complaints that Apple was "getting lazy".

And even when Jobs was running things there were recurrent complaints that Apple was "getting lazy". Past performance is no guarantee of future results: just ask Motorola and BlackBerry.

At the Varick Street jail, recurrent complaints have included low temperatures, mildew, and meals that leave detainees hungry and willing to work for $1 a day to pay for commissary food.

"The dominant mode these days is still to put attachments on e-mails and send them around, and really, nobody is happy with that," says Andrew McAfee, an expert on collaboration at Harvard University's Berkman Centre for Internet & Society and the author of "Enterprise 2.0", a book on the subject.Yet despite recurrent complaints that "e-mail is broken", little seems to change.