Sentence examples for generally criticized from inspiring English sources

Environmental groups and consumer advocates have generally criticized the administration's proposals as potentially making a complicated system even more prone to manipulation, though they say aspects of the plan -- in an early, undetailed form -- could be beneficial.

Conservatives have generally criticized the court's expansion of its powers at the expense of the political process; they have made these arguments with particular force, for example, when court rulings had the effect of expanding privacy and abortion rights.

Farmer decision making models often focus on the behavioral assumptions in the representation of the decision making, applying bounded rationality theory to shift away from the generally criticized profit maximizer approach.

It is a very effective algorithm but has been generally criticized for its computational complexity, lack of elitism, and for choosing the optimal parameter value for sharing parameter (Rabbani et al. 2016a, b).

This approach can be generally criticized, but may be acceptable in the present study because of the openness of the canopy and relative low height of the eddy-covariance system [81].

Philosophers have generally criticized the theory that genes and DNA provide all the information and have challenged the use of sweeping metaphors such as "master plan" and "progam" which suggest that genes and DNA contain all developmental information.

Yet while corporate managements recognize that, the institutional investors do not recognize it and rarely accept it and generally criticize one or both of the companies for entering into the transaction without getting a premium.

The literature generally criticizes MR Page as a measure that does not adequately capture disclosure quality (Beretta and Bozzolan 2008).

Advocates of libertarian principles, by contrast to each of the principles so far mentioned, generally criticize any distributive ideal that requires the pursuit of economic 'patterns', such as maximization or equality of welfare or of material goods.

Generally, writers criticized its American localization and some of the characters, while being more generous toward its story and aesthetics.

Others endorsed the idea of a pay wall generally, while criticizing the approach of The Times.