Sentence examples for of considerable criticism from inspiring English sources

The contemporary art museum has been the focus of considerable criticism in recent years.

Throughout his first year as opposition leader, Bill Shorten has adopted a "small target" strategy, which has been the subject of considerable criticism.

The deployment has been the source of considerable criticism here, where public opinion surveys reveal consistent majorities opposed to the use of force against Iraq.

The law providing for special counsels, later known as independent counsels, expired in 1999 in the face of considerable criticism by Democrats and Republicans.

Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori of Japan arrived for a visit today, hoping to strengthen economic ties that date from the apartheid era, when they were the object of considerable criticism and embarrassment.

Malone, bottled up so long, and the target of considerable criticism in the papers, had a big game, hitting seventeen of twenty-seven shots for thirty-nine points, while Chicago seemed off its game, its concentration slipping.

This has led to considerable criticism of the field, with many observers, often critical of the financial costs of this research, arguing that hypothesis-free genetic approaches are fatally flawed and wasteful.

Groupon is ending a campaign that made its debut on Super Bowl Sunday, days after making changes in response to considerable criticism of the ads.

In the late 1960s his politics moved significantly to the right and his conservatism and support of the gun lobby left him open to considerable criticism.

In this case the International Association of Athletics Federations, wary of the considerable criticism it has already faced, acted swiftly and the countries involved – Kenya, Ethiopia, Morocco, Belarus and Ukraine – have been given a strict programme for improvement.

As Slater acknowledged in his candid and highly readable 1977 autobiography, Return to Go, "I have been the subject of very considerable criticism".