Sentence examples for rising complaints from inspiring English sources

It was then that Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, confronted with rising complaints about poor older people, proposed government pensions for them.

Rising complaints among blacks and Hispanics suggest that he also needs to reassess the use of stop-and-frisk operations in minority areas.

But the troops' presence underscored the rising complaints that the Haitian government had all but disappeared in the week since a huge earthquake struck.

The biggest surprise was the contrast between The Times's headline declaring rising complaints and the limited number of complaints that were actually reported.

After years of rising complaints, business travelers' frustration over the inequities of airline pricing has reached a point of near revolt.

The recall was in response to rising complaints about tread separation linked to more than 100 road deaths and 400 injuries in the United States.

Clydesdale Bank's Australian owner is setting aside further funds to meet the costs of rising customer complaints and regulatory challenges in the UK.

Last month, Clydesdale Bank's Australian owner said it was setting aside further funds to meet the costs of rising customer complaints and regulatory challenges in the UK.

1831 saw a severe economic depression, with wages falling quickly and food prices rising, and complaints against the local debt courts and their bailiffs were numerous.

However, there are also some deteriorations, such as a lack of identification badge for staff in contact with patients and the rising of complaints (mainly due to changes in set of rules for payment).

With turbine farms on the rise, complaints and lawsuits brought by communities where they have been placed have mushroomed.