Sentence examples for may be criticised from inspiring English sources

Downward risk escalators may be criticised for pushing service users too strongly towards less intense interventions, causing neglect.

I know I may be criticised for jumping ship instead of weathering the storm.

The Europeans' gaze, however much it may be criticised, becomes the only one to be investigated.

He may be criticised for this, but it is entirely sensible.

Well, here are the reasons why the evidence may point in other directions, and you may be criticised for this".

I may be criticised for not starting the lad but all decisions are made in good faith".

The deal has also led to May being criticised for talking "tosh" by a senior backbencher over her claim it will be partly financed by a "Brexit dividend".

But Mrs May was criticised by Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs for not joining the UN programme and some Tories urged her to keep that decision under review.

It may also be criticised that self-reports may be biased because of expectancy or social desirability effects.

But for an expanding industry worth billions to the economy, having to check the immigration status of everyone who moves into rented accommodation may well be criticised as a huge amount of extra red-tape.

Our study may also be criticised for lack of blinding.