Sentence examples for being lambasted for high from inspiring English sources

If and when Jeter starts to feel persecuted again, the way he did during last winter's contract negotiations, he might consider the plight of the president, two months after getting Bin Laden and back to being lambasted for high unemployment.

Westamerica Bancorporation, a Californian lender, was lambasted for backing away from high-yielding property loans and allowing its portfolio to shrink.

The Japanese are lambasted for the size of their surplus.

Others are lambasted for not getting their 'pre-baby body' back fast enough.

But the SNB should not be lambasted for removing the cap.

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

So should the business be lambasted for greenwashing or praised for everything it's doing right?

Gray Davis was lambasted for his aggressive fund-raising and for taking contributions from those who had business with the state.

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

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

Mumbai's police chief was lambasted for having blamed the recent gang rape of a photojournalist on a "promiscuous culture".