Sentence examples for any potential criticism from inspiring English sources

The other late-night shows starting back up Wednesday, "Late Night" with Conan O'Brien on NBC and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on ABC, have not announced their guests in order to safeguard them from any potential criticism from the guilds.

The whole marketing strategy of this book relies on winding people like me up; yet at the same time Vernon tries to pre-empt any potential criticism by insisting that contemporary feminism is too judgmental.

Those claiming a more serious problem aimed "to undermine Jeremy and silence his supporters" Walker said and "the silencing of any criticism or any potential criticism of the Israeli state".

Those claiming a more serious problem aimed "to undermine Jeremy and silence his supporters", Walker said, and sought "the silencing of any criticism or any potential criticism of the Israeli state".

Not only does his relationship with Ayatollah Khamenei limit him from bluntly addressing the issues facing the country, Ayatollah Khamenei's supporters are eager to label any potential criticism as an insult of the supreme leader, which is illegal under Iranian law.

Consider the kinds of questions you'll have to answer and maybe some rebuttals to any potential criticism.

They should also be prepared with facts to respond to any potential criticisms or competing proposals.

Overall, I believe the filmmakers did an excellent job of adapting the material, and I would imagine that selecting a female director (albeit a great one) to helm the project did much to dispel any potential criticisms of sexist sensationalism.

To complement our findings (and address any potential criticisms associated with the recombinant over-expression of GRK mutants), we also depleted (>75%) endogenous GRK2 expression in MSMCs using isoenzyme-specific siRNAs, producing near-identical data to those obtained using the D110A,K220RGRK2 construct.

How accurately hypothetical views match behaviour in the context of a real situation is a potential criticism of our work.

Seth MacFarlane's flagship cartoon has become both one of television's top comedies and sources of social commentary through a willingness to tackle any subject without fear of potential criticism and blowback.