Not long ago, for example, critics focused their attention almost exclusively on white male authors.
What happened next was an example, critics have since said, of the collusive ties that bind the nation's nuclear power companies, regulators and politicians.
For example, critics note that it fails to explain the role of many important actors in the original bureaucratic politics case study of the Cuban missile crisis.
With the sign, for example, critics felt he flouted commonplace traffic island requirements that limit the chances for wayward trucks to crash.
When the leftist film maker Michael Moore used his publisher's plane on a recent book tour, for example, critics lambasted him for enjoying the corporate high life.
For example, critics say, they may implant too many embryos -- the number that qualifies as too many depends on the woman's age and other factors.
For example, critics of Google's practice have complained about one of the company's services, which suggests potential keywords to advertisers, including terms like "imitation handbags," which brand owners say encourage the sale of counterfeit goods.
For example, critics frequently observe that all his films have dwelt on the body: Bobby Sands' emaciated frame, Shame's sexual compulsions, the livid welts left by a slave owner's whip.
For example, critics said, even though Ms. Weingarten helped negotiate a breakthrough contract with Ms. Rhee in Washington, the union contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to unseat Mayor Adrian M. Fenty, who lost the Democratic primary last month to Vincent Gray, setting up Ms. Rhee's departure.
But the port redevelopment is mostly a commercial real estate deal, another example, critics complain, of a government in thrall to developers, with a new Museum of Tomorrow (whatever that may be), shaped like a giant flailing isopod, designed by Santiago Calatrava, yesterday's architect.
