Sentence examples for universal complaints from inspiring English sources
A universal complaints department, if you will, one that uses their extraordinary reach as both searchlight and spotlight.
Despite nearly universal complaints about low pay, virtually everyone working in outreach tells Next Wave that educational outreach is an extremely gratifying job.
One of the universal complaints about the Surface is its size — and competitors like the iTable, Displax, and FlatFrog are attempting to strike at that weak point before Microsoft comes out with the inevitable flat version.
Suboptimal operating room (OR) efficiency is a universal complaint among surgeons.
Pain is a universal complaint, which needs further investigations for new pain relieving agents.
A universal complaint among Iselin residents involves the area's congestion.
It is an almost universal complaint that Mrs May won't be precise about what sort of end state she seeks for the future relationship with the European Union.
When the NFL makes rule changes based on safety concerns, or more accurately to give the appearance that the game is safer, the universal complaint is: "Why don't you just put a skirt on them"?
"Everything is going up at once" is a universal complaint among them, so they are devising all sorts of strategies to avoid having to pass the brunt of the price increases on to their customers.
"These supervisors are saying the right things, but we're getting an almost universal complaint from our members that a lack of mentoring is the problem," he says.
It is an almost universal complaint, that in our lofty open timber-roofed churches it is impossible for the worshippers sitting towards the ends of the transepts and nave to hear either prayers or sermon.
