Sentence examples for led to critics from inspiring English sources

The story has led to critics branding him "Two Kitchens Ed" - a play on the "Two Jags" nickname given to Labour's John Prescott over his apparent fondness for official luxury cars when he was deputy prime minister.

On stage, her dynamic, highly choreographed performances have led to critics hailing her as one of the best entertainers in contemporary popular music.

18 Poems was noted for its visionary qualities which led to critic Desmond Hawkins writing that the work was "the sort of bomb that bursts no more than once in three years".

New Zealander Gatland has led Wales to two Six Nations Grand Slams but his conservative tactics have led to some critics calling it "Warrenball". .

This led to some critics mockingly referring to the production as Our Friends in the South.

He is nicknamed "Zeke" by Sawyer in "The Hunting Party", which led to some critics using this name for him.

The system is designed to be cheap and relatively quick, but that has led to one critic describing it as "the clinical equivalent to online dating".

That possibility has led to venting from critics who say that it amounts to an incumbent-protection plan.

This, according to critics, has led to an overall decline in university standards.

But one thing or another led to "Rough Crossing," which critics have compared to Coward.

The program, known as quantitative easing, could accelerate capital inflows into developing nations and lead to inflation, critics say.