Sentence examples for it will be criticised from inspiring English sources

But this book will not be remembered for these pages; it will be criticised and applauded for its no-holds-barred assertion of three propositions.

"If [the report] is criticised, it will be criticised on the basis that conservation costs money".

But of course it will be criticised, and it should be.

"Truthfully, I think I'm scared that it will be criticised, so I don't want to lose my confidence".

But if the challenges prove impossible, it will be criticised for walking away at the end of the contract.

To loud applause, he added: "I know I will be criticised for saying anything, but we have to stand up to it".

"If we show it, we will be criticised.

Green told the Guardian that she accepted that the IPCC will be criticised for its decision, which follows a referral of the allegations by South Yorkshire police themselves in November 2012.

Inevitably, such modelling will be criticised for its possible subjectivity, and will only be plausible if performed within a disciplined framework akin to that provided to the pharmaceutical industry by the International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidance (http://www.ifpma.org/ich5e.html) (Facey and Lewis, 1998).

Many believe it works best when no idea, however far-fetched, will be criticised.

It may be that like Judd Apatow's comedy Knocked Up, Juno will be criticised for neglecting to endorse abortion, or to reflect that this is the option that is the most tenable in real life.