Sentence examples for has been sharp criticism from inspiring English sources
In addition to fears about the $10 billion in new debt, there has been sharp criticism of the bond refinancing.
Already there has been sharp criticism of $110 million in tax breaks in the Senate bill that could benefit large Internet service providers.
There has been sharp criticism of the American air attacks in the Muslim and wider world; the new UN chief, Ban Ki-moon, was quick to give warning against the "possible escalation of hostilities that may result".The fear is that the air strikes will be a rallying call, as al-Qaeda hopes.
Such policy reversals have drawn sharp criticism from both foreign and domestic analysts and investors.
While toning down what had been sharp criticism of Mr. Lazio, Mr. Cheney and Gov. George W. Bush, Mrs. Clinton said she had merely been pointing out facts.
Israel called Mr Trump's move "historic" but there has been sharp international criticism.
Over his years in politics, Mr. Orban has attracted sharp criticism, and has been sharp in reply.
There has also been sharp criticism of the slow pace of the count, which came to a 36-hour halt after the first partial results were released on Monday.
"Dissatisfaction with what has been done, sharp criticism of failings which have hindered the revolutionary process in Afghanistan, could be seen in the decisions taken last autumn by the Revolutionary Council, Pravdaa said.
The debt issue is critically important to Mr. Pataki, a Republican, in large part because he has been facing sharp criticism from conservative groups and independent budget analysts for expanding the state's overall indebtedness, even as the state has amassed multibillion-dollar budget surpluses from year to year.
