Sentence examples for chief criticism from inspiring English sources

His chief criticism of Chicken McNuggets is that they are insufficiently delicious.

And he provides historical context on defense spending, which was a chief criticism of the U.S. president.

Despite much criticism, they have made many predictions whose chief criticism should be that they are too conservative.

This time around, Mr. Gore's chief criticism of Mr. Bush was initially confined to the governor's "risky tax scheme".

Matthew Howett, principal telecom regulation analyst, at research firm Ovum "A chief criticism is around BT being a near monopoly.

Though a lack of answers has been the chief criticism of Occupy London, we think this is our very power.

Among the chief criticisms was that Japan needs to correct its trade imbalance.

Among the Feshbachs' chief criticisms is that Curative has not acted on plans to buy back its shares.

One of the chief criticisms of Olympic television coverage is about an over-reliance on packaged material, yet the concept has become a staple.

Unfortunately for Mr. Gore, the shift in strategy plays into one of the Republicans' chief criticisms of him: that he lacks consistency.

The House version is "is unlikely to advance in the Senate because it includes the same contentious pot of money for Puerto Rico, which has been among the GOP's chief criticisms against the bill," per the report.