Sentence examples for continual criticism from inspiring English sources

Despite continual criticism that he needed to adjust to the times, he was unwilling to do so.

Facebook has faced continual criticism for allowing violent and graphic content to remain on the site because it deems it to be of public interest.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the NUT, said: "Teachers do not need to be subjected to the continual criticism and undermining of pay and conditions.

He said he was tired of continual criticism from a "vocal minority" of Ohio State fans who do not understand that his job as an ESPN analyst requires objectivity.

In 1977 he helped author Charter 77, a human right manifesto that encapsulated the demands for democratic freedom in Czechoslovakia, and his continual criticism of the one-party state earned a number of stints in jail.

One year removed, many say the president still employs racist rhetoric, illustrated in part by his continual criticism of black NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police brutality and social inequality. .

But during the protest Mohammed's mother made continual criticisms of Merseyside police and their handling of her son.

But that trust has been undermined by continual Republican criticism of the 2010 health care law, which Republicans say cut Medicare to help offset the cost of covering the uninsured.

Despite continual GOP criticism of Trump, every cabinet choice appears to be getting the nod, even Tom Price for Health/Human Services, despite his stock profits scandals and over-the-top desire to end the Affordable Care Act.

But he's moving into a job where scrutiny is continual, where criticism is constant and where bad decisions lead to outcomes that can't be obscured as easily as your tax returns.

Same goes for the continual cycle of criticism of Weinstein's conduct, followed by grudging praise of his genius.