Sentence examples for service complained from inspiring English sources

Certain members of the Arab world have been vocally opposed to the idea that he deserves any — after the Times mentioned Sharp in passing earlier this week, the Angry Arab News Service "complained that Western journalists were looking for a 'Lawrence of Arabia' to explain Egyptians' success, in a colonialist attempt to deny credit to Egyptians".

Then they followed the undergrads, using their electronic medical records, to identify which students went to the university health service complaining of flu symptoms.

One member of Digg.com, the techie news service, complaining about AOL's "ad-infested" pages, suggested that AOL "should reverse their model entirely, and pay us to browse".

Five weeks later, the patient presented again to the eye casualty service complaining of blurred vision, pain, and photophobia in his right eye (OD).

A 30-year-old gentleman attended the eye casualty service complaining of blurred vision in the left eye (OS) following alleged blunt trauma during an assault 5 days previously.

The first patient was a 76-year-old gentleman who presented to the urology service complaining of a poor stream.

If you have horrendous service, complain to the restaurant manager, not to the waiter.

That ban violates free-trade rules for services, complained the islands state of Antigua and Barbuda to the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

But when Mr. Morsi recently tapped a veteran ministry official, Mohamed Ibrahim, for the job, many in the security services complained that even the appointment of one insider to replace another was undue interference.

Last fall, Redfin.com quickly suspended its Scouting Tool feature, which allowed home buyers and sellers in major markets to search by name for an agent's sales history, after some multiple listing services complained about the site's use of their data and agents questioned the accuracy of Redfin's information.

In addition, the private and nonprofit tutoring services complain that they were often denied access to the schools, making it hard to reach eligible parents.