Sentence examples for usual complaint from inspiring English sources

"There's the usual complaint that Europe is not taking a big enough share of the burden.

First, it has made the usual complaint that Tata's bid is severely underpriced, an effort to acquire the company at a low point in the economic cycle.

The usual complaint made of high-toned literary adaptations is that they miss the subtlety and rigour of the source novel.

Extreme catholicity rarely pleases anybody; the critics' usual complaint has been that the Whitney was abdicating its authority by including so much junk.

A subsequent letter to Acma requested consideration of an independent review to skip the usual complaint process, which allows the station to deal with the matter first.

When protests erupt over news gathering, the usual complaint is that someone printed fiction instead of fact, rumor rather than truth.

The usual complaints, when American stars appear in British movies, is of glamour beyond the call of duty, but no such charge can be made to stick in the case of Forest Whitaker, cast as Jody, a British soldier taken hostage by an IRA unit.

There have been the usual complaints from mining lobbyists and their Congressional allies.

Forget the usual complaints: noise, air pollution, the frenetic pace, the high prices, blah blah blah.

You're going to hear all of the usual complaints, you know, freedom of speech etc.

If all goes as planned, they will have little cause for their usual complaints of noise.