Sentence examples for been assailed for from inspiring English sources

The Hall's credibility, now under attack for omitting such obvious superstars, would have been assailed for welcoming players everyone believes cheated the game on a massive scale.

These hospitals have been assailed for cherry-picking the most profitable procedures from the nation's 4,500 or so full-service hospitals.

He has also been assailed for his ties to the oil industry through the Halliburton Company, the Texas firm he led until his selection.

Former Vice President Al Gore, who has made climate change his signature issue, has even been assailed for omnivorous eating by animal rights activists.

Most recently, an investigation is under way into the allocation of India's coal assets (dubbed "Coalgate"), and the government has been assailed for promoting the power minister on the very day that India experienced the world's largest blackout.

In Sudan, the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation has been assailed for supplying the military with resources and oil revenues that were used to support the mass displacement and killings of civilians, but it operates with impunity.

Those who cut waste are assailed for lacking compassion.

In April, as Varoufakis flew back from Washington, Greece was being assailed for not having yet submitted a comprehensive revised program.

But Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi was assailed for that decision by party members who saw the vote, however flawed, as an opening.

One of the ownership groups was led by Brian P. Tierney, a public relations executive who was assailed for harboring all manner of agendas when he helped buy the newspapers.

The statement appeared to be a pre-emptive measure at a time when "The X Factor" is being assailed for misrepresenting the abilities of its contenders.