Sentence examples for more criticized from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A.'s response to Mr. Sterling's comments may put an end to one of the more criticized ownership tenures in American sports.

A few hours after General Swannack's appearance in Baghdad, a unit of the 82nd Airborne on patrol in Falluja, 35 miles to the west, became embroiled in one of the more criticized incidents in recent weeks.

Probably more criticized than praised, the trial is in itself a real achievement, as Mr. Maguire wrote in this newspaper in 2011, at the beginning of the current trial of Mr. Nuon Chea and his co-defendants, leng Sary, the former foreign minister, and Khieu Samphan, the former head of state.

However, the concept is less clear and more criticized than is generally recognized.

In the acute critical care setting, the role of creatinine as a marker of kidney injury may even be more criticized.

We are often more vulnerable than others, but because of the nature of our work we're even more criticized.

Al Akhbar will no more criticize Hezbollah's secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah, than Syria's state-run Tishreen newspaper would question the president of Syria, Bashar al-Assad.

They compliment more, criticize less and express gratitude willingly.

Softline was more critical, criticizing the Atari version's controls and lack of swearing.

Wagner echoed him thus: "Certainly, there was no other institution of old Poland which has been more sharply criticized in more recent times than this one".

If you shut yourself into your room all the time, this will make your parents concerned, thus causing them to ask more questions, criticize you more, and put both sides in an awkward relationship.