Sentence examples for less criticized from inspiring English sources

We observe that the budget is less criticized when the level of participation, the level of involvement of managers and the importance assigned to action plans during budget negotiations are high.

The conceptualization of health inequities on the basis of inter-group differences is intuitive and often less criticized except perhaps for the fact that it may obscure the attribution of causality (19).

That individual also seems to feel less competent about patient care, but at the same time, less anxious about skills' development, less burdened by seeing the same kinds of patients over and over and less criticized by staff.

"Everyone is taking a step less," he criticized.

As he noted of the recent criticism of Jeb Bush for using the term "anchor baby", he is less often criticized for similar language.

The $5 million, 5-year study "will be less easily criticized than previous studies simply because it was conducted so carefully," says Lawrence Fischer, a toxicologist at Michigan State University in East Lansing and chair of the study's advisory group.

IGN Monfette, less impressed, criticized her storyline as "some bizarrely under-developed sub-plot about depression and giving Derek a season's worth of reconsidering to do".

Unlike Mr. Gore, however, most of the other liberal authors are focused less on criticizing those in power than in defending and revitalizing their own philosophy.

The goal, supposedly, was less about criticizing the Trump administration or promoting any specific political message and more about highlighting inspirational stories.

GameSpy's Matt Chandronait was less impressed, criticizing the game's "technical flaws," especially its collision detection.

Alanna Nash of Entertainment Weekly was less positive, criticizing the duo's sound for being "imitative".