Sentence examples for combats criticism from inspiring English sources

As a full-figured athlete, Carter said she constantly combats criticism from others who ridicule her size.

Additionally, it will have to combat criticism that we favor fish over human interests.

TFA has tried to combat criticism of this sort by publicizing high degrees of persistence in the field of education among corps members.

But Mr. Rumsfeld's directive reflects an effort to combat criticism from the families of the victims and Japanese officials that the submarine crew was guilty of irresponsible behavior.

But the effort also suggests that the White House believes it can combat criticism of Mr. Mukasey and his views by appealing to public concern about terrorism.

Soda companies are experimenting as never before with new sweeteners and sweetener combinations, hoping to stem a slide in sales of carbonated beverages and combat criticism that their marquee products contribute to the nation's obesity crisis.

To combat criticism that the league has not come as far as it should have, executives often repeat a mantra: The W.N.B.A. is ahead of the N.B.A. at a similar period in its development.

For Dr. Dean, the endorsing unions' racially diverse and low-income membership could also help combat criticism that his insurgent campaign, organized largely over the Internet, appeals mainly to highly educated white voters.

As the former governor of Vermont who got a medical deferment to avoid service in Vietnam, Dr. Dean said he would combat criticism of his national security bona fides by surrounding himself with people who could inspire confidence in such issues.

The new public search feature could combat criticism that Facebook is just an echo chamber.

Finkelstein, whose mom is a Holocaust survivor, was forced to resign from DePaul University for detailing how Jewish people use the Holocaust to enrich themselves and to combat criticism.