Sentence examples for catching criticism from inspiring English sources

Others note that Canada may be catching criticism from senators because, as one of the closest and more peaceful bilateral relationships in the world, the U.S.-Canada relationship is a safe target for political outrage.

This project is already catching criticism from business owners and residents who claim that the city did not survey the neighborhood, and even misled the public about the level of support they had in order to proceed.

It powered down lines in rural areas ahead of the blazes — catching criticism for preventing firefighters from tapping groundwater supplies because electric pumps were inoperable, but also preventing downed lines from igniting new spot fires like those in Northern California that sapped already-limited resources.

After catching wind of the criticism of affinage from Mr. Jenkins, whom he calls "one of my oldest and dearest pals," Mr. Kaufelt responded with an e-mail.

I also hope that in the future the police and crown lawyers concentrate on catching crooks and leave the TV criticism to Mark Lawson.

Oldenburg, Germany for constructing and modifying equipment, Vogelwarte Helgoland, Germany and biological station Rybachy, Russia for catching birds and members of the participating groups for constructive criticism on the manuscript.

But while Goldman may be catching a brief respite from being the primary target of financial criticism because of Bain, it's still taken quite a few hits in recent months.

But the new electioneering communication provision created a much heavier burden on political speech, catching in its regulatory net ads that combined a statement about an issue with criticism of a candidate's record.

More recently, when the Chevy Volt's batteries started catching fire, it was Volt's manufacturer, GM, not the battery maker, who had to face the criticism.

In the US, the FBI came under heavy criticism this month for continuing to run a website sharing child abuse images as a method of catching possible criminals.

The habit is catching: this week also saw big protests in neighbouring Slovakia and in the Czech Republic.Hungary's protesters were encouraged partly by America's rising criticism of their government.