Sentence examples for disproportionate criticism from inspiring English sources

The focus and disproportionate criticism on Israel is clearly not new.

"We are concerned that disproportionate ongoing criticism... can only further embolden intransigence and violence".

In terms of the playing staff, Wayne Rooney, club captain, must do better, although he has attracted a disproportionate amount of criticism.

Fundamentally, many Africans believe that disproportionate and wholesale criticism of the governments they freely elect stems from a terrible moral failure on the part of powerful people and interests within former colonial powers.

Over the course of the year Alastair Cook has been subjected to criticism disproportionate to his status in the game and abuse and ridicule of a kind that no one, let alone someone of his achievement, should be forced to endure.

Bayesian methods are subject to a disproportionate amount of criticism for being "subjective" and prone to misuse (e.g., Doren 2006).

The police in the UK have come under unprecedented criticism for their disproportionate policing of protest.

Elena: It's a good reminder for me that: 1) women and POC who are in the media get a disproportionate amount of harassment and criticism from all sides; 2) when Jemele and anybody who has a front-facing job within a company get attacked, their options for responding publicly are really, really limited.

The Israelis and Americans walked out early on, saying criticism of Israel was disproportionate.

EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels call on Israel not to resort to "disproportionate action" in Lebanon, but stronger criticism is diluted under pressure from British and German delegates.

Fox News, as well as other cable news networks, have faced criticism for giving Trump a disproportionate amount of airtime and for leaving his controversial and inconsistent policy proposals unchallenged.