Sentence examples for intensive criticism from inspiring English sources

Since it was announced, Frontline has been subject to intensive criticism from social work academics.

Sebelius, who has come under intensive criticism over the implementation of the healthcare act, was sat beside attorney general Eric Holder and Obama's close economics advisor Valerie Jarrett in the town hall where Obama delivered his remarks, six miles from the White House.

The novel Yellow Dog was subject to some intensive criticism.

Coverage of the City Council special election in April 1991 garnered intensive criticism of biased coverage and led to calls for reforming the paper's editorial board.

As Ruger [ 53] explains, by the early-1960s the Bank was exposed to intensive international criticisms and pressures to transform its policy focus from strictly providing loans for economic reconstruction to providing loans for poverty, education, and health.

The Attica uprising became a watermark in United States corrections history, in large part because intensive press coverage and liberal criticism of the assault made people across the country aware of the uprising and the conditions that led to it.

The application of land evaluation methods in some of the investigated territories that are subjected to intensive tourist fluxes revealed some criticisms.

The possible demise of the entire pack, which was once a common sight for visitors entering Denali, also America's largest national park, is likely to heighten criticism of Alaska's intensive hunting of its largest predators.

In an effort to forestall this criticism, the WSOP began intensive training for dealers as early as March 2007 for over 300 dealers.

One criticism has been its intensive use of resources; however, we believe this is justified, particularly during the early years of scale-up.

Egerton-Warburton is especially concerned about coursework focused on teaching and criticism replacing the studio-intensive, visiting-artist courses for which the program is known.