Sentence examples for primary criticism from inspiring English sources

This leads to my primary criticism of the book.

Although, a primary criticism of the away goals rule often aired in Europe isn't really applicable in MLS.

In his essay on my recent book, Denby's primary criticism is of my use of the term "collaboration".

The primary criticism of Apple's recent performance is that it's doing too much, and as a result, the general quality of its products has slipped.

The primary criticism is that, in the absence of merger and acquisition activity, such activism does not create value for the target company's shareholders in the long-term.

A primary criticism of these papers has been that the N.F.L. studied only active players, not retirees who had reached middle age.

One of the primary criticisms given by critics was Trials HDs steep difficulty curve.

Philipsen's primary criticisms of the metric and its ubiquity fall into two broad categories.

They make no comment on any of our primary criticisms or on the presentation of evidence clearly demonstrating that SENS possesses the attributes listed above, attributes that strongly suggest that SENS is unworthy of learned debate.

The new appointments might dilute one of the primary criticisms leveled so far at the development corporation: that, with 7 of its 11 members appointed by Gov. George E. Pataki, its decisions may represent the governor's wishes but not those of city officials and residents.

The primary criticisms were a lack of sufficient damage indicators for the many building types found in modern society, no recognition of regional variations in types and quality of construction of otherwise similar structures, and a lack of a definitive correlation between observed damage and wind speed.