Sentence examples for a considerable criticism of from inspiring English sources

This plan will obviously be very expensive, and Musk led with that since it was a considerable criticism of what wasn't addressed in his last talk at IAC last year.

In early 1965, Easton City Councilman Fred Ashton conducted a report announcing there had been "considerable criticism" of Easton's holiday decorations, prompting the Easton Area Christmas Committee to consider restoring the candle.

Cathleen P. Black, the chancellor-designate of the New York City schools, defended herself in an interview broadcast on Sunday against the considerable criticism of her surprise appointment, asking the city to get to know her before deeming her unqualified because she lacks experience in education.

A European diplomat said that there had been considerable criticism of American methods in the news media there.

This has led to considerable criticism of the field, with many observers, often critical of the financial costs of this research, arguing that hypothesis-free genetic approaches are fatally flawed and wasteful.

There was considerable criticism of the deal today.

There has also been considerable criticism of Ahelo's cost.

There has been considerable criticism of England's selection process for these ODIs.

There has, however, been considerable criticism of the new youth-driven government efforts.

In April WikiLeaks released the Baghdad video, prompting considerable criticism of the Pentagon.

There has been considerable criticism of statutes that create liability without actual moral fault.