Sentence examples for come under considerable criticism from inspiring English sources

Since its adoption, however, the 2000 definition has also come under considerable criticism.

Mr. Patten has come under considerable criticism for the large severance given to Mr. Thompson's successor, George Entwistle, who lasted only 54 days in the job.

Mr. Penny, who had been expected to run, had come under considerable criticism from party members who viewed him as too conservative.

It has come under considerable criticism from members of Congress who say that it will lead to higher fares and diminished service.

The Food and Drug Administration uses a different measurement, and it has come under considerable criticism from activist groups like the Mercury Policy Project.

The Romney campaign has come under considerable criticism in recent days for taking liberties with the facts in a new television commercial that suggests Jeep, a recipient of federal bailout money, will soon outsource American jobs to China.

Along the way he also came under considerable criticism from environmentalists, consumer advocates and progressives who argued that under his stewardship the regulatory office had been too deferential to business interests and insufficiently tough in its regulatory role.

He came under considerable criticism for his treatment of political opponents, and their 1930 arrest and imprisonment was internationally condemned and damaged Poland's reputation.

Statins' safety has come under considerable scrutiny in recent weeks.

While the large, regular cash payments have made trusts popular with investors, the trend has come in for considerable criticism.

Schools have come under stinging criticism.