Sentence examples for mounting criticism from from inspiring English sources

The QE programme has faced mounting criticism from other members of the Fed.

But it has come under mounting criticism from unions, politicians and shareholders.

The chairman of British Telecommunications, Sir Ian Vallance, resigned last week under mounting criticism from shareholders.

His conciliatory policies have faced mounting criticism from Tibetans since bloody riots in Tibet earlier this year.

Despite Chevron's assertions that the problem was contained, it faced mounting criticism from various other quarters in Brazil.

Over the last several days, he has faced mounting criticism from women's groups, government watchdog organizations and newspaper editorial boards.

CUNY's statement also appeared unlikely to quell the mounting criticism from intellectual and artistic circles that has erupted.

There has been mounting criticism from politicians about the treatment of loyal customers by the large energy firms.

After years of being vilified by conservatives, Hillary Rodham Clinton is suddenly facing mounting criticism from an unlikely quarter: liberals.

After mounting criticism from state officials, federal prosecutors pressed civil rights charges against the two men, and in October, they were convicted of a hate crime.

One of the country's most popular politicians, the minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, 39, had faced mounting criticism from academics and his own conservative party.