Sentence examples for criticised often from inspiring English sources

The economic team was widely criticised, often by Republicans.

At the time we were roundly criticised, often by states who had friendly relations with Qatar.

The US is criticised often for its lack of constructive engagement with the world outside its borders, but then is condemned also for its behaviour within the UN.

It is in many ways a very Panesar-ish moment, and an illuminating one too for a cricketer who was criticised often for a perceived inability to adapt and change and find other modes of attack.

Pro-Kurdish sites too are criticised for often reaching for the most dramatic language.

"Powerful figures don't like being criticised and often won't stand for it.

Similar findings have been discussed previously with the result of nurse-patient communications being criticised for often being brief and superficial in nature [ 32].

In this respect, Nasa, so often criticised, is much to be praised.

Yet Riquelme is often criticised in Argentina.

Tony Blair was often criticised for his presidential style of government.

Existing concessions are often criticised for favouring higher income earners.