Sentence examples for has faced flak from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, Mackey has faced flak for several public comments.

This certainly isn't the first time Ritter has faced flak for ethics issues.

One of the other four players below Özil in tackles is Eden Hazard (0.5 per game), who has faced no such flak for a number of reasons.

Much of the flak that Facebook's Internet.org has faced around the world stems from this approach.

The Green council has been fantastic in the face of huge government cuts, and being a minority administration, but they have faced an awful lot of flak".

Just imagine the flak Ferguson would have faced if he had resurrected Scholes's playing career and lost.

But facing flak has always been part of the process for Allen who, after years of public angst-ing, appears to have her priorities in place.

Facebook's content moderation rules have also recently been criticized by child safety charities — so it's not just terrorism related material that tech firms are facing flak for spreading via their platforms.

Updated at 12.49pm GMT 11.49am GMT It's not just the BBC facing flak for the Newsnight report.

Top actors like Hrithik Roshan,who made a supportive comment on a recent queer march, often face flak from their audiences when they identify themselves with gay causes".

But until it dies, it will continue to face flak as energy companies continue to raise their prices and Labour exploits the government's discomfort.