Sentence examples for much criticism over from inspiring English sources

Police agencies in Canada and elsewhere have received much criticism over how they respond to persons with serious mental disorders.

Not so long ago Pablo Mastroeni was the subject for much criticism over his team selectios.

The agreement also reins in the department's special tactical units, which have drawn much criticism over the years.

That is the main reason sales practices in the funeral industry have drawn so much criticism over the years.

Police had previously denied that it was being used to target certain genres, but the form attracted much criticism over the years.

Privately, some of Mr. Gore's supporters say he would not be taking so much criticism over his shift today if he had been more forthright in discussing it.

The number has been subject to much criticism and examination over the years, including by The Times itself.

The state of the roads in the Netherlands and the sheer quantity of crashes that took place there incurred much criticism and questions over whether they should be included in a Grand Tour.

They generally address themselves to the issues that matter most; they are blessedly serious, at a time when so much criticism is characterized by frivolous over-elaboration; they are crisp and well argued - almost too well argued, you feel, since they display some of the limitations as well as the strengths of intellectual neatness.

The startup is a sign of the times not only in its crowdsourced, P2P roots, but also in the fact that it is aimed at bypassing banks, the subject of so much criticism for their practices over the last several years — the thinking goes: why give them the benefit of making money off of lending when you can find others to do that instead?

On Iraq Taking a principled and consistent stance over Iraq has attracted much criticism from our detractors and opponents.