Sentence examples for causing criticism from inspiring English sources

However, because the alternating traffic rule is only introduced after four consecutive days of continuous high pollution – and the traffic level dropped at the weekend – it was not introduced on Monday, causing criticism of the authorities when the levels shot back up again.

The story was later expanded to book length, and a feature film was produced in which the protagonist was straight, causing criticism.

The ratings are set by the programmers, which has caused criticism from time to time.

He was drugged and brought here, which caused criticism in the United States Congress.

However the decision to ban the adverts caused criticism among free speech campaigners with no religious leanings.

"The fundamental reason given was that it might cause criticism of the research on social media, and criticism of the research would be criticism of the university.

These concessions have caused criticism from right-wing and ultra-Orthodox parties, which have insisted that all of Jerusalem be kept as Israel's "eternal and undivided" capital.

"I accept it was a lot of money, I accept it has caused criticism [of the BBC]," he told Victoria Derbyshire on BBC Radio 5 Live.

It is also thought that increasing unemployment and fear of more may have caused criticism of unlimited immigration by other citizens.

But the plot also points up holes in the system, particularly the security of cargo flights, that have already caused criticism abroad and are likely to rekindle new debates in the United States.

Ex-Scotland and British and Irish Lions coach Telfer caused criticism by suggesting Wales' players had a lazy attitude.