Sentence examples for faced heat from inspiring English sources

Apple has faced heat in Italy over its standard consumer product warranty, which offers consumers protection against manufacturer-caused defects and failures for one year, and now it looks like that might lead to even more trouble across the European Union, according to a new letter from EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding.

Last week, I sat down with Immigration Minister Chris Alexander, a generally pleasant person who has faced heat for a litany of controversial decisions made by this government.

Bush went out of his way to emphasize that the United States was not fighting Islam and even faced heat from his fellow Republicans for not using the term "radical Islam" frequently enough.

While that return won't officially be released until October, Romney has already faced heat from conservatives and liberals alike for the 13.9percenttaxax rate he paid in 2010.

He faced heated opposition from some people in schools of education, he said, but he prevailed.

The prosecution faced heated criticism from the judge, Patricia K. Costello, who repeatedly admonished an assistant prosecutor, Peter Guarino, for what she characterized as below-the-belt legal tactics.

Covington Catholic High School, which is under the purview of the Diocese of Covington, has faced heated backlash since the incident.

Stalin's decision faced heated resistance from his top advisors, including the Chief of the Red Army General Staff, General Boris Shaposhnikov, as well as Generals Aleksandr Vasilevsky and Georgy Zhukov, all of whom argued for a more defensive posture.

She may also face heat from liberals over her friendship with Mr Thomas.

However, any scholar whose work irritated or threatened the party was now likely to face "heat".

He is facing heat at home and could do with a break.