Sentence examples for mutual criticism from inspiring English sources

How that will work is a mystery: forthright mutual criticism is hardly one of the region's strongpoints.

Oracle, with $35.6 billion in revenue, ousted Mr. Benioff from a planned keynote speech at its user conference in October amid mutual criticism by the two companies.

APEC, for instance, for all its fragility, is not well served by the studious lack of mutual criticism most of its members observe: it will not gain strength through silence.In Iraq, more immediate considerations apply.

The mutual criticism of the two Koreas has grown harsher since North Korea defied international pressure and launched a rocket on April 13 in a failed attempt to put a satellite into orbit.

Modeled on seminars in philology and Greek literature that Ranke had attended as a student, they offered a "laboratory" in historical method in which problems were posed, documents sought out and produced, and mutual criticism offered.

That's why we have systems to try and stop us making such mistakes, and at the heart of all these lies mutual criticism: criticising each others ideas and practices.

But lately mutual criticisms have been muted.

In spite of mutual criticisms between the two approaches, recently calls for developing links have been proposed [1, 3].

From the same viewpoint, German historiography soon developed a history sensitive to the plurality of relevant historical dimensions of historical phenomena and their causes, with cultural history, and the interest in collective and institutional entities, defended by Lamprecht, Meyer, Weber and others (despite mutual criticisms).

Their mutual professional criticism was important to both their careers.

Two common criticisms exist.