Sentence examples for common criticism of both from inspiring English sources

A common criticism of both descent theory and alliance theory was that they had a strong tendency to view kinship in normative terms, ignoring the variations of gender and of different social actors and omitting the experiential and emotional sides of kinship.

A common criticism of manual curation is that it is both expensive and not scalable to the massive amounts of data generated and published in the biological domain.

Mr. Richardson echoed a common criticism of Zynga games, which are viewed by critics as finely calibrated exercises in frustrating players so they spend money to speed their progress.

A common criticism of many soil lysimeter designs has been the existence of artificial flowpaths along the soil wall interface.

One common criticism of contemporary psychiatry has to do with the multiplication of mental disorders.

It's a common criticism of statistics: Stats don't measure the intangibles.

A common criticism of the EU is that it is remote and distant.

The most common criticism of AL Kennedy's writing is that its craftedness can become oppressive.

One common criticism of Japanese business is that it lacks creativity and innovation.

One common criticism of protectionist measures such as these is the allegation that they either result from or enable corruption.

Ennumerates common criticism of network news: superficiality, political bias, inaccurate representation, etc.; & explanation of the "whys" of these shortcomings.