Sentence examples for wave of complaints from inspiring English sources

When the founding New Old Age blogger Jane Gross wrote about these specialists last year, she touched off a wave of complaints from readers.

That set off a wave of complaints, with real estate agents and home builders persuading consumer groups to join them in outrage.

It was not until the second wave of complaints last July that Mr. Silver's staff did the right thing and forwarded them to the Assembly's ethics committee.

Bracing for a wave of complaints, the Federal Communications Commission is preparing to fully staff a $40 million call center on Friday and through the weekend.

Herzer alleges that Redstone's faculties are failing him, prompting a wave of complaints from shareholders demanding to know the state of the 92-year-old mogul's health.

Parents reported a wave of complaints about teachers being bumped at schools across the Upper West Side -- including P.S. 75, P.S. 163, P.S. 145 and P.S. 207.

Beverley McLachlin, chief justice of the supreme court, blocked Harper's choice for a new high court judge: she was denounced in terms which caused a wave of complaint that Harper was interfering in the independence of the judiciary.

But that's not enough to stop the wave of complaint that led broadcaster Chris Evans to apologise for a stunt filmed for Top Gear on his radio show on Monday morning.

Roku's decision came amid waves of complaints on Twitter, including from Madison.

At the same time, any adjustment to the school transportation network can be fraught with peril, as evidenced by the uproar in 2007 when the city revised the bus routes, causing some confusion and drawing waves of complaints from parents.

From the mid to late 2000s, homeowner protests and waves of complaints broke out in almost all the cities where Homex was operating.