Sentence examples similar to feeding criticism from inspiring English sources

These problems fed criticism of lax oversight and lapses in internal controls within the bank.

For Mr. Daley, allies say, forcing the issue would feed criticism that he rules Chicago like a monarch.

This distrust fed criticism that the authorities failed to protect the public after the accident, and instead tried to cover up the full dangers.

The reluctance of officials to admit the threat wasn't credible has fed criticism that the White House was passing out disinformation to protect the president politically.

While opinion polls show the prime minister enjoying solid public support, his efforts to cling to a ground somewhere between war and peace talks has fed criticism that he lacks a long-range strategy.

Beyond that, the report says that a failure to establish long-term stability in the Balkans will feed criticism in Europe and throughout the Muslim world that the United States is more interested in making war than in keeping the peace.

Correction: November 13, 2000, Monday An article on Friday about the defeat of Gil Garcetti for election to a third term as Los Angeles County district attorney referred incompletely in some copies to a murder accusation against Rafael Perez, in a case that fed criticism of Mr. Garcetti.

Speaking up could tarnish the image of their church, many nuns worry, and feed criticism by Hindu hardliners.

It may be that the world is blind to the anti-Semitism that feeds its criticism of Israel.

She has attracted more than a hundred thousand followers, and her tweets feed the criticism that the Obama Administration favors "hashtag diplomacy".

The government's reaction fed longtime criticism that India's police are too often used to guard the powerful from the people rather than to protect the people from predators.