Sentence examples for criticized on grounds from inspiring English sources
The appointment was criticized on grounds that he had little experience in foreign affairs.
That pivotal study, however, relied upon CVP to assess adequacy of volume expansion, a measurement that has been criticized on grounds that CVP poorly predicts an increase in cardiac output after volume expansion [33 35].
As a result of this lack of flag state control, flags of convenience are criticized on grounds of providing an environment for conducting criminal activities, supporting terrorism, providing poor working conditions for seafarers, and having an adverse effect on the environment.
However, just as with law, some religious practices and precepts are criticized on moral grounds, e.g., discrimination on the basis of race, gender, or sexual orientation.
For this reason, such views are often criticized on the grounds that they turn the relationship between evidence and theory into an overly subjective affair.
Adjusting for these differences is complicated, and Kirsch's early work was roundly criticized on methodological grounds by Donald Klein, of Columbia University, who was one of the key figures in the transformation of psychiatry to a biologically based practice.
Detractors suggest DALYs can be criticized on equity grounds as every year of life is of equal value a priori, and on empirical grounds as the standard age weights may not accurately reflect social values.
However, the gruesome climax of the novel could be criticized on these grounds.
Cov-lite borrowing raised alarms in 2007 and is again being criticized on similar grounds.
Several commeratives have been criticized on controversial grounds; the Quakers objecting to the depiction of Wm.
