Sentence examples for criticised less from inspiring English sources
The Reagan administration had adopted a heavily criticised, less hostile approach to South Africa known as "constructive engagement", to ward off Marxist revolutionaries, but the talks were still largely bilateral.
As with David Gray, it's hard to escape the suspicion that Armstrong has been criticised less for her music than for the people who are presumed to like it.
There is hardly any part of the system which could have been attended with greater difficulty in the arrangement of it than this; and there is perhaps none, which has been inveighed against with less candor, or criticised with less judgment.
Foreign governments tend to criticise Laos less severely than Myanmar, perhaps because the country does not have an attractive opposition leader like Aung San Suu Kyi.
"You are," he said, "a very good cricketer but a foolish young man".Virtue rewardedYet Mr Marshall was unwilling to criticise, still less shun, those who took "rand gold", even when they were fellow Barbadians.
These days he spends a lot less time criticising the measures, less time talking about Ed Miliband's cost of living crisis and more time trying to take ownership of the impressive unemployment figures Wales is seeing at the moment.
India's government has been criticised for being less than enthusiastic about opening its markets to foreign competition.
Of the sport Hamilton dominates, in which the current formula has been widely criticised, he is less sympathetic.
On the other hand Air France, whose crews are due to strike from March 28th-31st, is criticised for being less than communicative.So how is Air France handling this?
He also accepts an argument frequently put to him in notorious tax havens: that wealthier, less criticised countries such as Britain have been equally involved in building and maintaining Moneyland.
Life expectancy has been criticised as a less accurate measure of population health relative to mortality rates due to measurement errors [23].
