Sentence examples for straightforward complaint from inspiring English sources

All in all, a very emphatic and straightforward complaint.

But the Iranians had more straightforward complaints.

Who knew or thunk back then that a straightforward Title IX complaint would get mired in the politics of the federal bureaucracy which was pressured from Congress and shifting public opinion to change their interpretation of Title IX law?

In the case brought against JPMorgan Chase on Monday, Mr. Schneiderman's complaint is straightforward: Bear Stearns (acquired by JPMorgan Chase in early 2008) misrepresented securities that it sold to the public before 2008.

While Ms. Greenhouse is an outstanding reporter and her typically straightforward coverage has produced few complaints to the public editor, it remains to be seen whether her newly publicized opinions will affect perceptions of her work.

Following the identification of painless ulcers on the genitalia and mouth, the clinical diagnosis of syphilis was straightforward, although the patient had no complaints apart from visual impairment initially denying any risk factors.

She writes back to all her correspondents, and often ends up giving what she calls "private social justice tutorials", in which she counters complaints about reverse racism with straightforward rebuttals and exhortations to listen.

MyFab5's founders say its straightforward methodology will help it avoid the complaints that many small businesses have about sites like Yelp and Foursquare because there is little room for fake reviews or inflated rankings.

Gennaco praised the department for the quality of the letters responding to citizen complaints, adding that they were "straightforward but respectful" and personalized.

This has led to a relatively straightforward diagnostic and treatment strategy for these complaints: attempts at non-operative treatment are usually followed quite soon after by surgical intervention that usually aims to "restore deranged anatomy" by removing degenerative tissue.

Clinical correlations between daytime complaints and polysomnographic metrics of disease severity are not always straightforward, due in part to inter-subject variability, largely subjective complaints, variable intrinsic tolerance to sleep disruption, and the short duration and non-natural setting of routine clinical monitoring.