Sentence examples for set of grievances from inspiring English sources

When his friends finished, however, Haggis had his own set of grievances.

Russia, if it is called on, has a clear set of grievances over NATO expansion toward its borders and criticism of its military campaign in Chechnya.

The protesters initially mobilized against the destruction of the park but later widened their set of grievances into a broad rebuke of what they consider the authoritarian style of the prime minister and the Justice and Development Party.

"And also there are political challenges when it comes to pulling the country back together, dealing with the separatist movement in the south and a different set of grievances with the Houthis," rebels who control Saada Province in the north.

Opposition parties with long memories of compromises made during the decade of Islamist insurgency distrust one another and appear uninterested, for the moment, in coalescing around a common set of grievances.

"A better England," he said, and I could instantly sense that he had a basic set of grievances – about insecurity and unfairness – to which the political left would once have been able to confidently speak.

It culminated in Saturday's rally – the prelude to their occupation, which has quickly spiraled into a set of political grievances much wider than the plight of two local ranchers.

Speaking in western Pennsylvania, Mr. Trump sought to turn the page on weeks of campaign turmoil by returning to a core set of economic grievances that have animated his candidacy from the start.

And they have an awful lot of grievances.

You harbored a lot of grievances against her anyway.

Ms Kendall has also won the backing of former minister Pat McFadden, who said she best understood that "Labour wins when it gives a positive, hopeful, optimistic story of the country's future as well as just collecting a set of causes and grievances".