Sentence examples for has drawn flak from inspiring English sources
Kalin himself, described as infuriating and inscrutable in a recent Inc.magazine profile, has drawn flak from some Etsy members.
Facebook has drawn flak for a policy that bars users from adopting pseudonyms, even in countries where disclosing their real identities puts them at risk of arrest.
The still-untitled film is due out on 19 December, just after the US presidential election and has drawn flak from Republican politicians.
The German trade surplus is so huge nearly €100 billion $123 billionn) in the first half of the year— that it has drawn flak from the OECD club of rich countries, and from the European Commission.
But he returned to university to take a doctorate in education, and continues to devote his energies to black improvement, writing books for pre-school readers and pouring money into black colleges.He has drawn flak, of course.
The bosses of Apple and Disney have drawn flak not only for their strategies but also for their pay.
The tax hikes have drawn flak from Quinn's likely Republican opponent in November, Bill Brady.
Human-rights activists fret over Chechnya; last month's rigged election for the republic's president has drawn more flak.
It has drawn more flak from European environmental activists in the past by betting heavily on the future of GM crops more so than Syngenta has.
The ITER reactor, which is now beginning construction at Cadarache in southern France, has drawn a lot of flak in recent years because of its ballooning price tag, which has more than doubled to about €16 billion.
