Sentence examples for critics of many from inspiring English sources
Both Ryan and McCain are longtime critics of many of Trump's remarks, but both have said they would support the Republican nominee in the general election.
"Credit derivative technology helped people disguise what they were doing," said Janet Tavakoli, the president of Tavakoli Structured Finance, and an early critics of many of the structures that have now come under scrutiny.
What's more, Brasier, a geologist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, has been one of the most vocal critics of many of the most ancient fossils other researchers have found.
In the years since, Posen has become a well-respected adviser to (and critic of) many of the world's key financial institutions.
Only a month ago, Senator Phil Gramm, a critic of many Democratic proposals for tightening oversight of the accounting industry, said "the feeding frenzy is pretty much over".
Tim Farron Farron has long been on the left of the Lib Dems and was a critic of many coalition policies, including the bedroom tax.
By then Walters had become far better known and was identified as a critic of many aspects of Treasury policy, particularly in relation to exchange rate policy.
Siddiqui surprised MPs by saying that Cage, a prominent critic of many government programmes, would work with "security services and police" to combat terrorism.
"My question is, is this a solution to serious violence?" said Daniel Webster, assistant professor of health policy at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and a critic of many of the conflict resolution programs.
Andrew Zimbalist, the noted sports economist at Smith College — and a critic of many N.C.A.A. practices — told me he agrees with the contention that schools can't afford to pay players.
"We're using a very inappropriate standard that's way too high," said Diane Ravitch, an education historian who served in President George W. Bush's Education Department but has since become an outspoken critic of many education initiatives.
