Sentence examples for a criticism for from inspiring English sources

Opera purists may accuse Amici of watering down classical music, a criticism for which the group has braced itself.

According to Fisher (1930, p. 37), the claim that: 'Natural selection depends on a succession of favourable chances' is 'more in the nature of an innuendo than a criticism, for it depends for its force on the ambiguity of the word chance, in its popular uses.

Tory Field is an organizer, farmer, and Program Associate at Other Worlds. 1 "Position des Mouvements sociaux haïtiens sur le processus de 'reconstruction' d'Haïti," March 18 , 2010 2 Jonathan Katz, "Billions for Haiti, A Criticism for Every Dollar," Associated Press, March 5, 2010.

If I had to produce a criticism for the book, it would be simply that the publisher has picked a size of print that is almost too small for my presbyopic eyes.

Accordingly, the "Patientombuddet" institution recently maintained that " there is no doubt that those health professionals receiving a criticism for health care provision will become more attentive in future similar situations" [ 20].

For a criticism of Vihvelin, see Sider (2002).

If there is a criticism, search for the base of it.

WOODEN" is normally a harsh criticism for actors in an opera.

It is a pointed criticism, for Weiss did the research on class action settlements that helped shape the reform act.

However, there has been a growing criticism for the dependence on standard of living as the only measure of well-being.

There's a constant criticism for earning "too much".