Sentence examples for frequent charges from inspiring English sources
One of the most frequent charges is that you're not doing much about corruption We are doing much about corruption.
His early campaign stops with Mr. Shater led to the frequent charges that Mr. Morsi was simply a stalking horse for the disqualified leader.
Over the past decade, most of the above have appeared in Areté, Raine's "impish and mischievous" literary journal, earning him frequent charges of nepotism.
DOROTHY WICKENDEN: Obama isn't a classic fire-breathing, angry populist, appealing to people's sense of aggrievement — whatever the Republican candidates would like us to think, with their frequent charges of "class warfare".
Such a reform, as Prof. Ernest Brown of Harvard, has pointed out, may well transform the frequent charges of election irregularity and fraud into demands for a nationwide re count.
Throughout his career, Blomfield vigorously defended professional wrestling and denied frequent charges that matches were rigged.
South Korea has buses that refuel through induction-charging plates at bus stops; smaller batteries, frequent charging.
He rebuffs the frequent charge that liberals are wobblers or dreamers.
But perhaps the most frequent charge of the Hodge critics is grandstanding – allowing her penchant for a soundbite to get in the way of useful questioning.
The most frequent charge laid against the door of Latin - aside from the absurd accusation of elitism - is that it is useless.
In order to deflect the frequent charge that he is a racist, he defines himself with the very term that Camus rejects: identitarian.
