Sentence examples for intense criticism of from inspiring English sources
The death spurred intense criticism of broken windows, with critics arguing that there's no evidence to support its effectiveness in preventing serious crime.
"There has been no more intense criticism of the President than Moynihan's on the Bosnian situation.
Cruz's ascension comes after a week of intense criticism of the front-runner.
The bank faces intense criticism of its handling of Facebook's IPO.
The intense criticism of the Baker-Hamilton group from neoconservatives stems from that linkage, clearly set out in the report.
McChrystal's tactical directive follows intense criticism of Nato air strikes by the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, and others this summer.
The pardons spurred intense criticism of Mr. Clinton, from Republicans and Democrats alike, for, if nothing else, incredibly bad judgment.
Zuckerberg acknowledged the intense criticism of the site's privacy settings had meant it was "an intense few weeks".
His critique of Mr. Obama's record in the Middle East came against the backdrop of especially intense criticism of the administration from the right.
The dissemination of videos and other information that show Israel in a negative light has led to intense criticism of B'Tselem, especially in conservative circles.
He used the opportunity to address the intense criticisms of a lack of consultation with Indigenous Australians and concerns that the inquiry would be best headed by someone from outside the territory – two lines of argument that were threatening to undermine the integrity of the process.
