Sentence examples for largest criticism from inspiring English sources

The largest criticism was poor mobile network reception (35%).

The largest criticism (35% of participants) was poor network reception, and 30% reported dropped IVR calls.

Poor reliability has been among the largest criticisms of the ASA-PS scale.

The scandal surrounding Mr. Yoon also fed into a larger criticism leveled at Ms. Park's administration — that she is appointing people with questionable ethical standards to important posts in her administration and staff.

The BBC lost its right to screen half of the Formula One season live after Channel 4 took up the deal, while the relocation of the Grand National to the same channel brought large criticism given that one of the jewels of the sporting calendar disappeared from the BBC.

This is really part of a larger criticism of the conception of psychology and human nature underlying Benthamite utilitarianism, which Mill elaborates in his essays on Bentham.

Two major oil spills in 14 months have led to large fines and heavy criticism of the company, Brazil's largest, which produces nearly all the country's oil and reported a profit of $5.2 billion in 2000.

But the nation's largest retailer has faced heavy criticism along the way.

Of course, we're still addressing concerns related to this mistake, but coming clean allowed us to directly confront some of the larger criticisms out there.

Like a well-practiced salesman pitching his product, Kerry touted the virtues of the deal and downplayed larger criticisms.

That playful jab illuminated a larger theme: criticism seems to follow Flacco everywhere, from Ravens headquarters to a local restaurant, where on Tuesday night he learned that a respected teammate, Ed Reed, had questioned his understanding of the offense in a radio interview.