Sentence examples for criticism because of from inspiring English sources

DSM-IV's diagnostic criteria also came under criticism, "because of the association between a positive diagnosis and individuals' socio-economic status".

Gonzalès's work faced criticism because of what audiences and critics claimed were overt similarities to the style of Manet, which, at that time, was considered somewhat crude.

The album received criticism because of the sexual image Furtado adopted for the recording, as some critics felt it was a ploy to sell more records.

It is also vulnerable to criticism because of its wider income inequality.

"This is intolerable and yet we haven't yet been able to mount that criticism because of weak leadership".

The decision has sparked criticism because of the perceived debt he owes the country where he made his fortune.

At that juncture, the White House was already facing heavy criticism because of its handling of the conflict.

The country's minister of the interior, Daisy Tourné, came under severe criticism because of Uruguay's sharply rising crime rate.

It's not that his targets don't deserve the opprobrium, or should be somehow beyond criticism because of their past achievements.

Under his leadership, the regulator came under increasing criticism because of the failure of the British mortgage lender Northern Rock in 2008.

Turkey has come under criticism because of its liberal visa requirements, which make it easy for immigrants to legally enter the country and then move on.