Sentence examples for cause for criticism from inspiring English sources

On the surface, one might imagine that Sherman's incessant me-ism, his obnoxious trash talk and the crass humiliation of opponents would be cause for criticism.

The cause for criticism was a letter the trio of Tea Party-backed senators had written announcing their intention to filibuster gun safety legislation that was making its way through the Senate, meaning that even the motion to proceed to the gun legislation would take 60 votes.

What is likely is that the A and M haplotypes vary elsewhere, too, and that some of those variations make a difference to protein composition, and thus to a mouse's success.It is a pity that the team studied silent mutations, but it is hardly a cause for criticism.

He defended the laws of Oklahoma as "adequate" and its "juries competent," and said that the administration of justice in the state proceeded with little cause for criticism, "except in cases of extreme passion, which no law and no civilization can control".

"Every decision we make is based on the questions 'Is this relevant for a young audience?', 'Will this track be appreciated by 15- to 29-year-olds?'" Age has always been Radio 1's achilles heel, and the policy that Ergatoudis is talking about has been cause for much criticism by artists who have been left off the Radio 1 roster.

To reform the system in a useful way within tight financial constraints and with only modest gains and losses should be a cause for congratulation rather than criticism".

Hossam Bahgat, executive director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, who also attended the meeting with Mrs. Clinton, said Wednesday that those remarks were "a cause for widespread disappointment and criticism in Egypt".

Of particular interest is Gray's outrage over my critique of mainstream debate over the Iraq war, which, as I pointed out, is similar to Soviet commentary on Afghanistan in the 80s, ranging from support for the noble cause to criticism of the "mistake", the position Gray advocates.

Distinctive elements of all three religions have become a focus of criticism and a cause for humiliation, shame or defensiveness.

The university's president, Benner C. Turner, was already under criticism from The Cause for his timidity on civil rights — not allowing an N.A.A.C.P. chapter on campus, erecting a fence to prevent large demonstrations — when he dismissed two math instructors, both of them young white men from the North, who had been persistently raising the issue of inadequate funds and facilities at the college.

The Pulp Fiction director has caused controversy throughout his career for using the N-word, and Tarantino questioned why he was singled out for criticism.