Sentence examples for wrong complaints from inspiring English sources

"It is important that, when things do go wrong, complaints are addressed thoroughly and responded to robustly.

Even more common than assertions that Mr. Lovins is wrong are complaints that he is far too optimistic.

And when things go wrong — when complaints are filed or there is unimpeachable cause for punishing an officer — department oversight is so lax, the Police Accountability Task Force wrote, that it makes "real accountability nearly impossible".

Mr. Chase has been the target of wrong-headed complaints that the series maligns Italian-Americans.

She admitted her action to the facility's executive director and said "it was immoral and very terribly wrong," the complaint said.

Again, they're not wrong in their complaints.

They are rare; something has gone wrong; maybe the complaint isn't legitimate; maybe it's their own fault.

Fatigue causes some counters to put votes in the wrong stacks, which brings complaints.

So it's wrong to say that complaints are wholly negative.

One observer concludes "that people in the industry believed that the importance of oil in the national and world economy would insulate them from any complaints of wrong doing," secure in the belief: "we make it warm, and we make it light".

It's a big deal when social institutions change this way, and if conservative heterosexuals feel their marriages are affected, they're right, even when the way they phrase their complaints is wrong.Which brings us to moderately off-the-mark argument number three.