Sentence examples for trouble complaints from inspiring English sources

Meek surrender would invite a different sort of trouble – complaints from shareholders, the bank's owners.

Signs that FGM may have been inflicted on a child include a lengthy absence from school, health problems including bladder and menstrual trouble, complaints about pain between their legs, and behavioural changes, police said.

"We have received troubling complaints and seen messages posted at E.M.S. stations and heard some stories from St. Barnabas physicians that suggest that some individuals have decided to start a campaign of choosing where patients should go," said Michael Regan, the Fire Department spokesman.

Yet in "Here Comes Trouble" his complaints about life under modern capitalism's thumb begin at birth.

— YENNI KWOK University of Mumbaiai site crashes due to overload The University of Mumbai's first attempt to have students preregister online has run into trouble with complaints of the Web site crashing and being overloaded by the demand.

In trouble, the complaint says, two of the sons hit upon Perfect Solution No. 2: bribe a fire marshal to change the arson to an accident.

Mr. Grassley said he was "extremely troubled" by complaints he had received from numerous government whistle-blowers about the handling of the case.

Logging on to his computer, he saw the unmistakable signs of trouble: dozens of complaints from students who were experiencing severe lags as they moved around on the university's network, Rutgers's gateway to the Internet.

Trouble is, their complaints have as much validity as Trump's assertion that he saw thousands of Muslims in Jersey City celebrating on 9/11, which Politifact found to be baseless.

You could get in trouble with the complaints board by just sending him home with some pills.

A6 Afghan Election Troubles The elections complaints commission disqualified 28 candidates for violations of the elections law, 21 of them for retaining links with armed militias.