Sentence examples for latter criticism from inspiring English sources

Reacting to the latter criticism, this paper aims at defending 'traditional' systematically structured and normative approaches to SEA.

The first has drawn criticism from human rights groups, the latter criticism from the opposition for being drafted in secret.There is general optimism in Bratislava about Mr Kiska's potential as head of state, but also caution.

The latter criticism refers to the fact that Lopez and Pitbull are not, in fact, Brazilian, unless you take the attitude of all Hollywood movies and say, simply, "Meh, aren't all Spanish people the same?" Again, hard to take this too seriously seeing as the much-beloved song from the last World Cup was performed by the distinctly un-South African Shakira.

Game Revolution commented that the multiplayer felt more refined than that in Quake III and innovative in its attempt to mimic a holodeck, and while Eurogamer agreed with the latter, criticisms were directed towards the gameplay seeming "very slow and unexciting".

More recently, he has initiated a diplomatic spat with Canada over the latter's criticism of human rights violations in Saudi Arabia.

Nevertheless, Coker praises Smith for the latter's criticism of those who failed to recognise the shift in the paradigm of war, and of the lack of strategy in the military campaigns of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Ban Ki-moon persisted in contacting the leaders concerned and never stopped trying, even when Syrian President Bashar al-Assad refused to take the U.N. Secretary General's phone calls in protest of the latter's criticism of the Syrian leader.

Surely, for instance, it's time for a revival of Rimsky-Korsakov's spectacular "Boris Godunov," not to replace Mussorgsky's original (whatever scholars determine that original to have been) but to supplement it, as a kind of latter-day criticism.

Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One commercial rights-holder, launched a stinging attack on Luca di Montezemolo yesterday, effectively telling the Ferrari president to mind his own business, in the wake of the latter's criticisms of the way Ecclestone is running the sport.

Jean-Marie and Marine Le Pen are both practicing Catholics, but the latter has criticized the Church's "meddling" in elections and its criticism of the FN's stance on immigrants and refugees.

These latter comments drew criticism from some quarters, with feminist writer Roxane Gay tweeting: "The idea that queers & POC have had their time in the struggle spotlight long enough.