However, the "rational" approach has also had some influential detractors.3 For example, Peters and Waterman condemn formal analysis for its bias toward negative responses, its degree of abstraction from reality, its inability to deal adequately with nonquantifiable values, its inflexibility and bias against experimentation, and finally its tendency to lead to paralysis.
Hancock's most influential 20th century detractor was historian James Truslow Adams, who wrote negative portraits of Hancock in Harper's Magazine and the Dictionary of American Biography in the 1930s.
Mr. Thaksin's passionate detractors are an influential minority in Thailand, mainly Thais from the urban middle class and elite.
Even detractors consider it influential.
Some of his detractors, however, are influential.
Among its detractors was Irving Howe, an influential left-wing critic and former Roth fan.
Nasri received a mixed reception when his name was announced - but swiftly won over his detractors with an energetic and influential performance in the opening period, with 19-year-old Frimpong also impressive.
As qigong's detractors in government grew more influential, authorities began attempting to rein in the growth and influence of these groups, some of which had amassed tens of millions of followers.
Even his detractors agree that he is among the most influential directors of our time.
Now he plays an influential role on the council: Three of the members are supporters of the mayor, three are detractors.
It was those ties that Mr. Hikind targeted on Tuesday, echoing other detractors of Mr. Hynes, who have argued for years that his close relationships with politically influential ultra-Orthodox rabbis have made him less likely to prosecute members of the ultra-Orthodox community accused of sexually abusing children.
