Sentence examples for be under fire for from inspiring English sources
The irony is that both companies now appear to be under fire for placing emotional constraints on us.
A brief filed by Stephen J. Rotella, Washington Mutual's former chief operating officer, contends that the case "amounts to a pure public relations stunt designed to deflect criticism away from the F.D.I.C., which has been — and continues to be — under fire for its regulatory failures with respect to WaMu and refuses to take any responsibility for its central role in the financial crisis".
Who'd have thought Tony Abbott would be under fire for the stinginess of his paid parental leave scheme when for so long he was attacked for its profligacy, and that this attack would be the big threat to his plan to use a giveaway budget to reset the political debate?
Megyn Kelly was only the latest journalist to be under fire for inviting conspiracy theorist Alex Jones onto her show.
TXU, Texas's main power-generator, was under fire for its plans to build 11 new coal-fired power stations.
The private companies that distribute electricity are under fire for their alleged poor performance.
