Sentence examples for consistent criticism from inspiring English sources

Given that the polarising design of the Pixel and Pixel XL was about the only consistent criticism of these otherwise critically acclaimed handsets, it would show Google is taking feedback seriously as its hardware ambitions grow.

The most consistent criticism is how unfair the system is to incoming freshmen.

Halliburton and other oil service companies have faced consistent criticism from environmental groups.

If there is a consistent criticism of Mr. Miller, it is that he is arrogant.

It came under consistent criticism from both ends of the political spectrum.

The magazine's consistent criticism of the political left is usually leavened with wit.

"Fifa's settlement with the Association has at no time influenced the FAI's criticism of Fifa as demonstrated by our consistent criticisms of Sepp Blatter.

I am sure Trinity Mirror's executives were anticipating that I would use the event to repeat my consistent criticisms of the publisher's inadequacy.

The consistent criticisms of traditional credit scoring systems — they are rigid, static, limited in the picture they paint of financial well-being and closed off to many who find it confusing and challenging to build credit — are tied to a belief that the risk assessments of today are still rooted in an old paradigm of limited information.

The company's reaction to "Nightline" is consistent with criticism from some conservatives, who are charging ABC with trying to influence opinion against the war.

"We have been making consistent, sustained criticisms – with the childcare ratios and the A/AS-level reforms or GCSEs – but it's difficult to get the public traction on it".