Sentence examples for criticised issues from inspiring English sources

Problems with the hospital environment similar to those identified in our study were reported also in an American study [ 51], in which it was found that bothering stimuli, such as light and noise, lack of privacy and staff entering rooms unannounced, were particularly criticised issues.

Resident Evil 5 received mostly positive critical reception, though it was frequently criticised for issues with its controls, and also received complaints of racism.

Recently it has been criticised for issuing edicts or fatwas, considered by many to be discriminatory towards women, and praised for declaring in 2008 that terrorism was against the tenets of Islam.

Following an issue with the co-operative mode on the PC upon launch, reviewers also criticised a number of issues such as poor lip syncing, clipping and bad camera angles.

Abagnale said that while it was common to see companies such as Facebook being criticised for privacy issues in the media, it is up to people to take action to keep their data private.

Conversely, "Story mode" was criticised for exacerbating issues relating to pace, which was already remarked as having "snail's pace".

The Harrier, while serving for many decades in various forms, has been criticised on multiple issues; in particular a high accident rate, though Nordeen notes that several conventional single-engine strike aircraft like the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk and LTV A-7 Corsair II had worse accident rates.

He was roundly criticised and later issued a firm denial that he had said it.

Rubio also called Obama's statement "pathetic" and criticised the statement issued by Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau.

Moreover, he felt criticised on the issue of African-American solidarity and also for having allegedly failed to exert enough raunchy heterosexiness.

For its part, Amazon has also criticised the book, issuing a statement to Business Insider, the technology site in which Jeff Bezos is an investor.