Sentence examples for those complained of from inspiring English sources

In most cases complainants and those complained of kept the cases confidential, she said.

Retailer Next and Whitbread, owner of Costa Coffee and Premier Inn, have been among those complaining of their higher labour costs.

To the Editor: Those complaining of officials being too safe about Hurricane Irene overprotect themselves in their everyday lives; they lock their front doors and wear seat belts.

Many of those complaining of those jobs provided by earmarks are the same ones who complain that the stimulus plan doesn't produce enough jobs, let alone quickly enough.

While leaving in place nationwide rules against racist barriers to voting, the court shifted the burden of proof to those complaining of discrimination.In an affirmative-action case involving the University of Texas at Austin, the court upheld the idea that a racially diverse campus is of benefit to all, but strongly nudged universities to seek colour-blind ways to achieve such mixing.

Torsade de pointes should be included in the differential diagnosis when evaluating patients on methadone, especially those complaining of syncope or seizures.

Really, though, the larger problem here is not that the auto-forwarding was happening (though that's bad, bugs do happen), but that Yahoo hasn't publicly addressed the issue (unless you count Twitter support), nor did it reply to those complaining of problems on the forums and through other channels, from what we're hearing.

For those complaining of a "loose" hole, fixing many of those underlying problems will naturally tighten one's anus; when you remove one or more pieces of the anal pie, as it were, its circumference will naturally be smaller when it's repaired.

Impact on life satisfaction and mood in the total sample complaining of pain is counter-intuitive; there is no significant difference on perceived impact on life satisfaction and mood of those complaining of pain in the total sample; however, when those complaining of pain are separated into landmine/UXO victims and non UXO significant differences emerge.

These findings are in agreement with that of Loesche et al [ 26] who found stimulated flow rate to be lower in those complaining of oral dryness.

Arthritis at six months was 10 times more frequent in patients complaining of arthritis than in those complaining of arthralgia in 2008, and 40 times more frequent when comparing the 2008 arthritis group to the "no RDs" group.