Sentence examples for as a valid criticism from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donatelli said he did see "weak foreign policy and economic mismanagement" as a valid criticism of both presidents.

That doesn't really stand up as a valid criticism because any newspaper in possession of a scoop, whatever market it serves, would do the same.

It is a valid criticism, as doses used in toxicology studies tend to be very high.

The fact that CPX26-48 shows considerably less helicity (by CD) than CPX(26-83) is a valis criticism, as apparently a high degree of alpha helicity of residues 30-48 requires the presence of residues 49-65.

In those hearings, for instance, Sir Richard Billing Dearlove, the chief of the Secret Intelligence Service known as MI6, testified that "it is a valid criticism" to say that Mr. Blair's dossier improperly indicated that British forces were under threat from Iraqi chemical and biological weapons that could be deployed within 45 minutes.

This is a valid criticism considering, as one interviewee pointed out, that improper disposal of medical waste generated by the EPI program is a main issue in Africa.

I think that was a valid criticism of Season 6, which seemed heavy as a whole because of all the double-crossing Campbell shenanigans and Sam's prolonged soulless state.

Whilst this may be a valid criticism, it is clear that reporting is increasing as clinicians become more aware of its presence and, furthermore, develop confidence that there will not be any personal repercussions to making reports.

It was, said Dinsmore, a "valid" criticism.

It's not a valid criticism.

But she also believes it is a valid criticism.