Sentence examples for considerable criticism from from inspiring English sources

But far from fostering reconciliation, early screenings have triggered considerable criticism from Israeli hardliners.

One day later, after facing considerable criticism from his own party, he revised his assessment in an interview with MSNBC.

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

However, the academies project has attracted considerable criticism from teaching unions, parents and some local authorities who see it as a smokescreen for the privatisation of state education.

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

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

Lee had come under considerable criticism for the way his department handled the investigation, and stepped down from his post last week following a no-confidence vote from the city commission.

Head coach John Fox has taken responsibility for those decisions — and drawn considerable criticism for it — but McCoy was in that headset loop too, so it's hard to separate him entirely from the sputtering end to the season.

"Game Of Thrones" has received considerable criticism for what is undeniably a lot of female nudity.

The attorney general's decision to press for lower fees has ignited considerable criticism, especially from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has said it is reluctant to set fees for funds because it does not want to interfere in matters that it regards as best left to the markets.

Darwin's restrained attitude drew considerable criticism both from friends and foes.