This was a point of considerable criticism by contemporaries such as Richard Owen, who held no such view.
Comey, a Republican, faced considerable criticism and scrutiny from congressional Republicans for declining to press charges against Clinton for her handling of classified emails on a private email server.
Among the losers — and this is a longer list than Ostler had space for — are 49ers receiver Randy Moss and his instantly heckled high opinion of himself and Baltimore's force of nature, Ray Lewis, who finishes the week as an object of considerable criticism.
Reports last week that Mr. Saverin, 30 and born in Brazil, had renounced the American citizenship he gained as a teenager led to considerable criticism that he was skipping out to avoid taxes.
Meanwhile, the president of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Chris Powell, has denied that there was concern over whether it was appropriate to hold a 34-car race on the one-and-a-half-mile circuit, after receiving considerable criticism.
Similar tests such as the UK "citizenship test" which require British migrants to achieve a 75 per cent pass rate attract considerable criticism, with recent surveys suggesting most young Britons would fail it.
Though he returned to the field for several plays shortly after getting hurt — a sequence that has also received considerable criticism for its handling — he then sat out a game in which the backup Kirk Cousins helped Washington beat the Cleveland Browns.
She was only twenty; consequently, their marriage, a small affair at Hetzendorf (a village just outside Vienna), drew considerable criticism, though Antoinette's grace and charm soon won over Viennese society.
This concept may seem like a no-brainer at first, but adhering to this mentality in a business setting can come with considerable criticism and scrutiny from others.
President Obama has received considerable criticism lately for continuing a range of Bush-era security policies.
