Sentence examples for fueled criticism from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the proliferation of violence in the nation, including the raft of school shootings, has fueled criticism of Hollywood and resulted in scattered -- critics say halfhearted -- efforts by studios and networks to curtail displays of mayhem that were popular in films from the late 1980's to the mid-1990's.

But the provision has fueled criticism.

He worried that it fueled criticism that the prosecutors were imperious".

Apart from criminal questions, the case fueled criticism that Mr. Bloomberg tried to pay for ballot security through an indirect route to avoid scrutiny.

The war in Vietnam fueled criticism of American engagement in the Third World and precipitated a radical shift in American anthropology.

Sixteen Egyptian soldiers were killed in the Sinai incident, which fueled criticism of the Army and gave Mr. Morsi an opening for change.

Details of the program remained a mystery, fueling criticism.

Downing Street declined to fuel criticism of the BBC that followed Whittingdale's appointment.

The video is likely to fuel criticism of rebel human rights abuses in the city.

That could fuel criticism of the company's performance, with lingerie director Janie Schaffer having quit after just three months in April.

However, the increased consumption of raw materials is likely to fuel criticism that China is failing to meet its environmental obligations.