Sentence examples for growing criticisms from inspiring English sources

THE Financial Times has a nice article about the growing criticisms of Alistair Darling's leadership of the "Better Together" campaign.

There have also been growing criticisms about the surveillance leading to potential privacy and labor rights' violations.

The conductor Charles Dutoit, tired of the growing criticisms he has elicited for years from the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, quit that post this season suddenly, angrily and publicly.

Musk has faced growing criticisms for introducing a "beta" version of autopilot to the road and for seemingly overstating the capabilities of his technology, despite its current limitations.

Yesterday Frank Dobson, the former Health Secretary, added his voice to the growing criticisms when he said NHS staff should not be 'dragooned' into working for the private sector.

The conductor Charles Dutoit, tired of the growing criticisms that he has been a caustic and abusive music director of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, quit that post suddenly, angrily and publicly this season.

In Texas, the escape has brought growing criticism and controversy.

The paper will examine the growing criticism and debate over the large-scale survey.

In the face of growing criticism, British regulators have been trying to clean up their act.

The limits come in the wake of growing criticism of the ties between industry and academia.

This has led to growing criticism in Japan that Mr. Kan's government showed weakness.