Sentence examples for attracting criticism from inspiring English sources

Of course, they haven't lasted 20 years without attracting criticism, some justified, some not.

Alexander McQueen is not alone in the fashion world in attracting criticism.

Yet by this time her ambitious curatorial approach was attracting criticism as well as praise.

However, Bahraini security forces continued to violently suppress demonstrations, attracting criticism from human rights groups and some foreign leaders.

Mr Prahalad worries that firms may be deterred from BOP strategies by fear of attracting criticism from activists.

Investigations that were carried out allegedly proceeded in a poor and untimely manner, attracting criticism from local coronors.

But she began attracting criticism online after saying in a TV interview that she was unsure about the Carrefour boycott.

And other assertions from the FBI have been continuously attracting criticism since the before organisation even made the claims.

The resolution quickly became a symbol of the Democratic Party's insurgent progressives, attracting criticism from the right and the center.

(She also, of course, wore four-inch stilettos, attracting criticism; what works on paper doesn't always work in real life).

US attacks have increased in recent months, attracting criticism that they are extrajudicial killings and also hit innocent people, fuelling a cycle of revenge.