Sentence examples for incurring criticism from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Philip Berg, whose Kabbalah Center International put a modern spin on an ancient Jewish mystical tradition, attracting celebrities like Madonna, Demi Moore and Britney Spears but also incurring criticism on spiritual and financial matters, died Monday in Los Angeles.

Singer's foundation and the Daniel S. Loeb Foundation committed $3 million to the group, incurring criticism because Singer makes a lot of his money from a "vulture fund" that sues poverty-stricken countries for their debt.

This incurred criticism from some journalists but won the devotion of readers and many musicians.

In modern times, certain dashanami leaders have incurred criticism for their firm opposition to social change.

With other supporters of decentralization, she incurred criticism after the Ocean Hill-Brownsville experiment resulted in a bitter series of teachers' strikes in 1968.

But such plans have incurred criticism because they can strip older workers of some of the benefits they have been promised.

During this period, he is permitted to endeavor to set an agenda and show his style, without incurring strident criticism from the opposition.

The institute's research, which underpins the ToGetHerThere initiative, also shows that girls can be intimidated by a fear of public speaking or of incurring peer criticism by appearing overly confident.

Barely a month after incurring international criticism as a result of a large increase in deforestation in the Amazon, the government has announced the dismantling of what was described as the largest illegal logging ring operating in the world's biggest tropical rain forest.

Mr. Hopkins's work drew inevitable fire; in interviews he sometimes likened his attackers to Holocaust deniers, an analogy that incurred further criticism.

Mr. McMahon described several occasions in which, while serving as Enron's treasurer, he challenged the partnerships only to incur sharp criticism from his boss, Mr. Fastow.