Sentence examples for outbreak of criticism from inspiring English sources

There has been an unprecedented outbreak of criticism against the chief justice, from within his own ranks, the Lahore High Bar Association, and from the politician Imran Khan.

The White House was attempting to contain a renewed outbreak of criticism on Friday over the 2011 attack on the US diplomatic mission in Benghazi after leaked emails revealed that state department officials had edited out references to prior terrorism threats from official statements made in the immediate aftermath of the incident.

Pyne dismissed fears of a return to the much-criticised old funding model as he sought to quell an outbreak of criticism from Liberal and Labor premiers over his decision to scrap the Gillard government's Gonski education reforms after just one year.

He denounced them with an obscenity, voiced twice, drawing loud cheers from the crowd Sir Elton was also remorseful in describing how he responded, as a younger gay man before he had gone public, to the outbreak of the AIDS epidemic, mixing criticism with the American government with personal remorse.

He had to face the fallout from his government's suppression of news of an outbreak of bird flu, as well as criticism over the violent deaths of more than 2,500 people during a crackdown on drugs in 2003.

The 12,500-strong United Nations peacekeeping force, called MINUSTAH, became a target of criticism after Nepalese soldiers were tied to a cholera outbreak and four Uruguayan troops were accused of rape.

This outbreak of violence led to extensive press criticisms of King's entire antipoverty strategy.

The outbreak has prompted criticism of Massachusetts regulators, and the state is inspecting all pharmacies that handle sterile medications.

­ End of criticism.

The new outbreak and criticism have put Ontario health officials on the defensive.

This kind of criticism hurts.