Sentence examples for big criticisms from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the idea of trying to kick-start more AR and VR development, Amazon is also creating a series of pointers to steer people to different kinds of apps — critical, given that one of the big criticisms of mixed reality services is that the applications for the technology have yet to prove themselves as "must-have".

ReprintsTwo big criticisms are made of Mr Duhalde's record.

"One of the big criticisms that one hears about print books is that by the time they get out it's too late and who cares," said Constance Sayre, a principal at Market Partners International, a consultant to publishers.

In the budget for next year the deficit will come down again to 1.6%.This shows admirable self-discipline but leaves the government open to two big criticisms of its fiscal management: that it is not spending enough money, and that it is spending it on the wrong things.

Q: Last time we discussed four big criticisms levied against Millennials.

DR: One of the big criticisms of your interview with Oprah, though, is that you didn't say how it was done, how it was orchestrated.

I think that's a big criticism of rugby back at home.

The big criticism of his government is that presentation outweighs substance.

"And it's a big criticism of all of us, but it's a criticism we all need to hear.

The one big criticism about new-urban towns is that they are fake towns.

One big criticism is that it can be easy to get lost in the app's submenus.