Sentence examples for business critics from inspiring English sources

Not only did it play into the hands of the government's political and business critics.

Insurance industry spokesmen and business critics called the rules potentially expensive and disruptive.

Mr. Obama sought on Monday to address those concerns, telling his business critics that he was not antibusiness and his middle class questioners that "there are a whole host of things we've put in place to make your life better".

Inside the business, critics -- some of them competitors -- say Mr. Williams's skills at articulately delivering the news can be undermined by an impersonal style that translates to some viewers as pompous and off-putting.

Robinson last week accused Salmond and pro-independence campaigners of behaving like the authoritarian Russian state after the BBC's Scottish headquarters were picketed by 4,000 demonstrators last September after Robinson misreported Salmond's views on business critics of independence.

While decades of deregulation have allowed lenders to offer students and homeowners more loans through a broadening array of financial products, those same forces have also curtailed government supervision of possibly abusive practices in the lending business, critics say.

Perhaps for as long as the federal government has reported which of its contracts have been awarded to small businesses, critics have charged that many of those contracts have actually gone to large companies — often very large companies.

While corporations claim the contractor system gives drivers flexibility and strong incentives as "small businesses," critics say it's simply a way to shift the costs of employment onto workers and avoid payroll taxes and workers'-compensation costs.

And the whole business is, critics argue, overshadowed by criminality.

Neither the movie business nor critics have done right by her.

Short of executives facing prosecution, companies see the hefty financial settlements demanded by the Justice Department as another price of doing business, industry critics say.