Sentence examples for usual grievances from inspiring English sources
But the fervent anti-Americanism of most Somalis may in some ways reflect a sense of abandonment by the superpower as much as the usual grievances about its pro-Israeli policies and infidels in general.They couldn't stay away for everIn any event, the air raids have thrust America back to centre stage.
The usual grievances relate to the free-rider problem (how to deal with those who do not pull their weight), the difficulty of managing clashing personalities, an inability to agree on a project's execution, or managing meetings and deadlines among classmates with busy schedules.
The report did find a higher than usual number of grievances and discrimination complaints among postal employees that seemed to go on for years.
Some of the current grievances are the usual campus gripes, like a lack of off-hours options in the cafeteria.
But according to some comedians and fans, the lineup was demonstrably light in one particular area, and, as usual, twitter was the place to air grievances.
So far there have been mercifully few attempts to make the usual, kneejerk move, insisting that the animating grievance must be western foreign policy.
But even more than usual, this production offers an acute list of grievances about the sickly state of the Broadway musical.
But even more than usual, the show offers an acute list of grievances about the sickly state of the Broadway musical, where, as Mr. Alessandrini's lyrics have it, "everything old is old again" (1 45).
But even more than usual, the show offers an acute list of grievances about the sickly state of the Broadway musical, where, as the lyrics have it, "everything old is old again" (1 45).
The usual gun control advocates have re-aired their grievances with the current state of legislative affairs, but even they have acknowledged that the conversation is tired and the outlook is bleak.
Luckily, the fishermen who recently demonstrated outside the European Commission to complain about fuel prices stuck to a simple list of grievances (before their protest disintegrated into the usual baton charges and splintered office windows).Fishermen are striking, marching on capitals and blockading ports all over Europe.
