Sentence examples for stinging complaint from inspiring English sources

The most stinging complaint against the Emergency Economic Stabilisation Act of 2008 was that it bore an uneasy resemblance to the Iraq War Resolution of 2002.

The library has been stung by complaints about the content, including explicit pornography, that some people watch in front of others.

Stung by complaints about dropped calls and slow wireless downloads, AT&T said on Thursday that it could spend an additional $2 billion to improve its network this year.

Stung by complaints about the 80/20 dominance of men in its broadcasts – especially its news and current affairs programmes – the BBC has been busy training up women.

They have been stung by complaints from agencies about having to pay higher prices each year for commercial time despite declining ratings.

However, what really stung was his complaint that I didn't explore the subject of why New York is so unlike London in my book.

After the first week, already 81% of the test persons felt an improvement of their complaints, further increasing up to 90.5% after week 2 and 92.9% after weeks 3 and 4. A more detailed view on the results of the evaluation of single complaints (excoriation, burning, stinging and itching, roughness, swelling, and itching) revealed an ongoing decline of all complaints.

Other manufacturers offer similar complaints about the stinging effect of weaker currencies abroad.

The improvement toward baseline was statistically significant for all complaints (P<0.05), except stinging after week 1.

The sum score of the single complaints (excoriation, burning, stinging and itching, roughness, swelling, and itching) was 11.4±2.7 at the beginning.

Stung by bitter complaints that began as soon as the spots appeared, Mr. Mason posted an explanation on the corporate blog on Monday.