Sentence examples for criticised because from inspiring English sources

And Jan Guy, criticised because of a "socialist streak".

Mr Romney, a proven manager, is criticised because he is not likeable.

However, it has been criticised because EU legislation requires cities to meet NO2 limits by 2015.

Ronald Reagan was well liked but was criticised because he did not fit the mold of a hands-on manager.

The Abbott government's first budget in 2014 was widely criticised because of the disproportionate impact on poorer households.

The timing was also criticised because she was crossing the Indian Ocean during the stormy southern hemisphere winter.

The choice of Jenkins has been criticised because she is not herself an opera singer, but a performer of stand-alone arias.

The responsibility deal, which encourages food and drink companies to pledge to reduce the salt, fat and calories in products, has been much criticised because it is voluntary.

Oyelowo appeared as Henry VI in the Royal Shakespeare Company, a casting decision that was criticised because of the colour of his skin.

Arsenal is a big club and we deserve to be criticised because we have been playing for many years without fighting for the title," said Almunia.

And, when we utter the words 'pay rise' or 'promotion' we are criticised because we work in a sector designed to help those in need.