Sentence examples for same grievances from inspiring English sources

Complaints over shoddy services paraphrase the same grievances of those anarchic months after Saddam Hussein's fall.

The Declaration follows the same template and, in many cases, recites the same grievances.

But the defectors say they were driven away, by the same grievances that Knicks fans have been reciting for years.

The people there have many of the same grievances that drove the south to fight for independence, like being discriminated against because they are not ethnically Arab.

Some of the same grievances were heard in 2003, when the summer came and American officials clumsily tried to sort through blackouts, water shortages, crime and violence, all the while reminding Iraqis that they now had a semblance of freedom.

Largely secular, they were a mix of graduates and working class, all with the same grievances: not enough electricity and clean water, no jobs, corrupt politicians who wasted eight months on full pay forming a government.

Even with a Republican administration, liberals will have a hard time claiming this same grievance.

Or those who come to me seemingly wanting advice but then ignore my suggestions and continue grumbling about the same grievance.

The court has laid down a standard that the commonality of a class cannot be presumed just because all presumptive members feel the same grievance.

The act specifically gives a worker the right to bring a "collective action" on behalf of other similarly situated workers who have the same grievance — precisely the purpose of Ms. Symczyk's suit.

Workers in both countries share the same grievance: government proposals to change the national pension systems, either by cutting retirement benefits or by making people work longer to qualify for them.