Sentence examples for been lambasted for a from inspiring English sources

His government has been lambasted for a lacklustre investigation into the disappearance and presumed mass murder of forty-three traineestrainees, a crime that involved state police and, allegedly, local politicians, the military, and a drug cartel.

The mathematician, 53, who has persuaded millions to buy into Deutsche Telekom since 1996, has been lambasted for a near 90% decline in share prices following a two-year acquisition spree; the buying fever left the group with 67 billion euros ($68 billion) of debt.

Ronaldo has been lambasted for remarking: "A World Cup isn't made with hospitals, my friend.

Dell has also been lambasted for paying a hefty premium to win Perot's hand.Yet splicing hardware and services firms together can pay off handsomely.

The State Department, under Secretary Clinton's leadership, has been lambasted for conducting a shoddy review process for the pipeline (it's their bailiwick, since the KXL will cross from Canada into the U.S).

The government has been lambasted for its lethargic response to a pandemic that kills close to a thousand people a day.

The move came a day after Google had been lambasted for not doing enough to curb online piracy in a report by David Cameron's intellectual property adviser, Mike Weatherley.

Tata Steel has been lambasted for considering closing its UK pension scheme before making a £60m payment scheduled for next year.

The Work and Pensions Secretary has been lambasted for closing Remploy factories, the scrapping of the Independent Living Fund, cuts to payments for a disability Access To Work scheme and cuts to Employment and Support Allowance.

More recently he has been lambasted for the taxpayers' fortune spent on glorifying his rural homestead.

His ministry has also been lambasted for being too easy on Telmex, the giant former telephone monopoly.