Sentence examples for dogged criticism from inspiring English sources

She came to be known locally as "the anti-Ikea lady" because of her dogged criticism of the proposed store.

"Sheila Bair has been called a "lone voice in the wilderness" for her early warnings about the sub-prime lending crisis and for her dogged criticism of both Wall Street's and the government's management of the subsequent financial meltdown.

However the Games have been dogged by criticism over cost over-runs and allegations of corruption.

But the president has long been dogged by criticism of ineffectiveness and chronic indecision.

For more than a year, "Zero Dark Thirty" has been dogged by criticism from politicians and others.

With Coachella's growth, it has been dogged by criticism that it caters too much to the wealthy.

The trial, which opened last year, has been dogged by criticism from human rights agencies, who are concerned about the fairness of Libya's judicial system.

HS2 has been dogged by criticism of its hefty price-tag, which had to be increased by £10bn two years ago after design and construction costs had become clearer.

And, even before the accusations, the project was dogged by criticism over its ballooning costs, which have climbed to about $700 million after an initial estimate of $63 million.

Tickets were mostly sold out during the holiday week.That was a triumph for the new trains, which have been dogged by criticism.

Over the last four years, the British government has been dogged by criticism of its relationship with Saudi Arabia, which is Britain's biggest trading partner in the Middle East.