Sentence examples for been lambasted for their from inspiring English sources

In the past, these Mancunian stalwarts have been lambasted for their clumsy schemes to make money from the dancefloor classic "Blue Monday".

As Ashe was lauded for grace and dignity, Smith and Carlos were lambasted for their audacity.

While many years ago they were lambasted for their poor security practices, today they work hard to improve the resilience of their operating system and have taken very positive steps.

Whereas Chinese firms are lambasted for their working practices, their Brazilian counterparts emphasise that they play by the rules, are good employers and want to build enduring relationships by offering development aid as well as private investment.In particular, Brazilians stress that in Africa they employ Africans (Chinese firms are often criticised for shipping in their own people).

Operation Delta Force ignores scientific accuracy to focus on "poorly executed action", whilst the writers of Mission Impossible 2 are lambasted for their "ignorance of Greek mythology, as well as clinical microbiology" – not the kind of review you find on Rotten Tomatoes very often.

Tepco has long been criticized for ignoring the threat posed by natural disasters to the Fukushima plant and the company and the government were lambasted for their handling of the crisis.

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).

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.

THE SCORING -- The judging has been lambasted for its subjectivity and superficial scoring.

Companies like Google and Amazon have been lambasted for developing tax arrangements which are entirely legal".