Sentence examples for growing increasingly critical from inspiring English sources

He said he had been growing increasingly critical of the board, especially over its dismissal last year of Superintendent Nathaniel Clay.

The hearing was held as the Republican-controlled Congress is growing increasingly critical of the Administration's handling of foreign policy crises like Iraq, North Korea and the International Monetary Fund.

JOHANNESBURG — Tens of thousands of South Africans marched in the streets of the nation's major cities on Wednesday in a national strike called by Cosatu, the powerful group of trade unions, a crucial ally of the governing African National Congress that is growing increasingly critical of its policies.

The Khashoggi episode comes as lawmakers are growing increasingly critical of the Saudi regime, primarily over its handling of the war in Yemen, where critics allege a Saudi-led military coalition has repeatedly struck civilian targets and allowed the world's worst humanitarian crisis to metastasize.

Leading Republicans have grown increasingly critical of the protests.

The Chinese press grew increasingly critical of the group in 1998 and early 1999.

Yet, as Judge Sparks listened to testimony, he grew increasingly critical of the government.

Other European institutions and many national governments have also grown increasingly critical of the European Parliament.

Government ministers in Iraq have grown increasingly critical of the television station in recent weeks.

Hikmet was a Communist who fled to exile in Moscow, but then grew increasingly critical of the Soviet system.

But Palestinians and members of his own church have grown increasingly critical of him and have called for his resignation.