Sentence examples for criticized afterwards from inspiring English sources

This episode was harshly criticized afterwards as an illustration of several weaknesses in the Lithuanian government: it underestimated the threat posed by the Soviet Union, it was disoriented during the crisis, and its members focused on party interests rather than national priorities.

However, the lack of hard endpoints, such as OS or progression-free survival (PFS), was criticized afterwards [ 28].

However, the trial was criticized afterwards because the HFOV strategy did not use lung volume recruitment ("optimal lung volume strategy" or OLVS) and because many centers lacked experience with this new ventilation technique.

Although Watt mixed in plenty of respect for Dalton, alongside his BB gun comment, the Bengals quarterback criticized the defensive end afterwards.

Every time it opened, she screamed "Dongs!" Afterwards, some criticized Jaime for not respecting the court.

These accounts were criticized during the Enlightenment and afterwards, most notably by Edward Gibbon.

During and afterwards, Biden was strongly criticized by liberal legal groups and women's groups for having mishandled the hearings and having not done enough to support Hill.

Instead, a fixed camera shot was focused tightly on correspondent Kimberly Jones as she described in general terms the events surrounding her; afterwards, YES was roundly criticized for the move.

Mao ordered Peng to be criticized for forty days for the "failings" of the Hundred Regiments Campaign (even though Mao had supported it, and afterwards praised its successes).

Sizemore wrote that he wished the message was conveyed "more [subtly]" and criticized the beginning of the book as "the toughest to get through", but felt the "pace and readability improve" afterwards.

She met with the faculty afterwards and gave them feedback in an extremely polite way, such that senior professors were not offended by being criticized by a post-doc.