Sentence examples for constant condemnation from inspiring English sources
The struggling retailer must tamp down on the constant condemnation of its pricing tactics if it wants to reclaim the droves of customers it lost, according to Dorothy Crenshaw, CEO and creative director at public relations firm Crenshaw Communications.
His defiant display of nuclear advancements in the face of constant international condemnation, and his brazen assassinations of both his uncle and half-brother, have revealed a young despot far more cruel and clever than his father Kim Jong Il ever was.
Myanmar's government has faced a constant stream of condemnation for its crackdown on the minority Rohingya population, which escalated last August, when thousands of people were killed and over 700,000 forced to flee into neighboring Bangladesh in a matter of months.
Especially troubling is the grotesque implications buried within the constant demands for condemnations from Muslims – that unless we publicly come out after each and every event perpetrated by a Muslim unknown to us and already condemned by our faith, the default assumption about us is that we must endorse it.
Yet it is still inescapable that so much of the emotional energy of these films and dramas centre on women's pain, and the extensive shots of corpses and battered flesh are a constant counterpoint to the condemnation of their treatment.
The international community has spent nearly six years watching Syria transform into a vortex of killing and maiming and displacement, but remains unwilling to do anything more than issue verbal condemnations of the constant, flagrant violations of international law.
Leonetti's law institutes a method of care that involves: the constant seeking for consensus; the purposeful choice of options; condemnation of unreasonable therapeutic obstinacy and the right of patients to object to it.
The long-term solution to the constant reincarnation of radical Islamic political movements doesn't lie in grand public gestures like anti-terrorism funding, strong statements of condemnation, or "rehabilitation clinics" for radicals, but in dismantling state-sponsored religious indoctrination.
Condemnation is not enough".
It provoked widespread condemnation.
