Sentence examples for typical grievances from inspiring English sources
Typical grievances may include the promotion of one worker over another who has seniority, disputes over holiday pay, and problems related to worker discipline.
Typical grievances are that he sued Brian Wilson over songwriting credits, acquired the rights to the Beach Boys name and wrote 1988 US No 1 Kokomo, hated by Beach Boys purists.
It is also notable because, once again, it is not your typical millionaire's grievance.
But that shouldn't obscure its more typical response to the grievances of garment workers: its systematic effort to severely curtail their attempts to unionize.
Winfrey's complaint, Ford writes, is typical of a class of grievances that has created a crisis in the social and legal meaning of race: playing the race card, defined as making "false or exaggerated claims of bias" that "piggyback on real instances of victimization".
It is typical of Bundock's judicious approach that he examines the grievances of Hawkins, rather than simply dismissing him as a racist or falling back on the standard view that he was an unclubbable brute.
On the other hand, as I discovered, there is no truly typical AfD supporter, because the Party attracts voters who have a wide range of concerns and grievances.
The male voice on the line was not a typical contributor to the Voice and Solution TV programme where residents of the Mexican state of Michoacán air their everyday grievances.
Palestinians' grievances are undimmed.
Such grievances are real.
