Sentence examples for be some criticism of from inspiring English sources

I realize there will be some criticism of this.

"I realize there will be some criticism of this, but only I know my heart," Groh said in a statement.

In a statement, Groh said: "I realize there will be some criticism of this, but only I know my heart.

Such remarks are predictable, warned the company's chief executive, Geoffrey C. Bible, in a message sent out to employees yesterday: "For sure, you can expect there will be some criticism of this proposed change.

Senior BBC figures said there could even be some criticism of the way the Hutton case was handled, with some pointing out that the BBC should not have apologised for its errors in front of Hutton when the Government refused to do so.

While there will likely be some criticism of the prosecution's decision to pull up stakes on day nine, without presenting additional evidence or witnesses, Seattle lawyer and legal analyst Anne Bremner said she feels the state did an excellent job presenting the case to the jury.

But there has been some criticism of a perceived American bias to the awards, with TV writer and critic (and sometime Guardian scribe) Andrew Collins calling British films "cruelly ignored" by the awards.

There was some criticism of the court decision, however.

There has been some criticism of the expenditure of 2 million six hundred thousand dollars on the center.

"There was some criticism of whether women should box and of their level and technique.

"There's been some criticism of how we've batted," Bresnan responded.