Sentence examples for outright critics from inspiring English sources

Both the British and Dutch plans have plenty of sceptics and outright critics, who worry about everything from cost to environmental effects.

With executives receiving enormous grants every year -- so that moderate changes in stock prices can mean multimillion-dollar gains -- they have too much incentive to push accounting rules, or break them outright, critics say.

But a bipartisan chorus of skeptics and outright critics has now built to a political force that must be reckoned with, starting on Wednesday morning when the Senate Judiciary Committee is to begin hearings to examine some of the most controversial legal tactics.

Although opinion polls currently suggest Labour may be on course to win the next election outright, critics of Mr Miliband's leadership have said the party should be further ahead and is still mistrusted on the economy.

Three out of the four top contenders for the presidency all favor a friendlier approach to Russia, with Macron the only candidate who is an outright critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

It also, to its shame, has a nasty habit of outright banning critics and criticism, even from such luminaries as Maciej Ceglowski (a YC critic who won a public vote to be accepted to Y Combinator, only to have them change the rules so he wouldn't be accepted) and David Heinemeier Hansson, the creator of Ruby on Rails.

Rather than push to kill the deal outright, congressional critics appear to have resigned themselves to wait for an opportunity to call out a violation by the Iranians and respond aggressively.

The outright hostility from critics also stems from DCMS's willingness to rubber-stamp new BBC online and digital services with a view to advancing the date for an analogue switch off.

France will today take the first step towards barring Muslim women from wearing the full veil when using public services, but will stop short of calling for an outright ban after critics argued that such a move would be socially divisive and hard to enforce.

In addition, the move towards community-run library schemes in place of outright closures has its critics.

Of the three, as far as I can tell, only "NW" has been cited by critics as outright indebted to "Ulysses".