Sentence examples for a broad criticism of from inspiring English sources
He then offered a broad criticism of the evolution of the C.I.A., saying it had moved too far away from "human intelligence," involving agents who infiltrate organizations, to relying on the Internet, bugs and satellites.
This relates to a broader criticism of Kotkin's work.
A broader criticism of a refinancing expansion is that it would not do enough to address the two main drivers of foreclosures: homes worth less than their mortgages, and a sudden loss of income, like unemployment.
For Mr. Romney, that means moving the conversation about the violence in Africa and the Middle East away from his initial statement and toward a broader criticism of the president's handling of the unsettled region.
In Germany anti-Uber feeling has nurtured a broader criticism of "Plattform-Kapitalismus"; its perceived readiness to reduce all aspects of people's lives, from spare rooms to spare time, to assets to be auctioned off is seen as deeply dehumanising.
An inefficient judicial system, endemic violence against women and a plan to build a highway across an indigenous territory have provoked broad criticism of the government.
Rio also rejected an all-stock takeover offer from BHP, triggering broad criticism of Rio management.
Many Catholic educators are uneasy about Ave Maria, irritated that Mr. Monaghan would start his own university rather than support an existing Catholic college and annoyed at his broad criticism of Catholic education.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni dismissed broad criticism of the law by Western governments as "telling a married man how to run his house".
There has also been broad criticism of continued American leadership of the multilateral institution.
Mr. Blair was referring to a spontaneous fuel price protest by farmers and truckers that attracted widespread public support and provoked broad criticism of Mr. Blair -- who has long been credited with having his finger on the public pulse -- for being highhanded and out of touch.
