Sentence examples for product under fire from inspiring English sources

Another product under fire was their mineral-based sunblock, which some said didn't actually prevent sunburn.

ROSE UNDER FIRE By Elizabeth Wein Hyperion, $17.99.

CONDUCT UNDER FIRE, by John A. Glusman.

Last month, Ronald L. Zarrella, chief executive of Bausch & Lomb, the maker of eye-care products, came under fire for saying on his résumé that he had an M.B.A. when he did not.

The move comes after Google's use of data from its education products came under fire by students and others during a court case last year that claimed the scanning violated user privacy rights.

Mikael Colville-Andersen, CEO of Copenhagenize Design Co, accuses Volvo of "classic smokescreening from the automobile industry", judging that it switches responsibility from motorists to cyclists adding: "LifePaint is simply a way to shift the focus from a failed product that is under fire and place it on the vulnerable traffic users.

The traditional snap ads product has come under fire recently, and this will drive Snapchat to innovate faster.

Credit-rating agencies like Standard & Poor's, Fitch and Moody's, whose grading of complex investment products has come under fire in the global financial crisis, are apt to see their days of free agency end in Europe.

The retailer, a repeat offender when it comes to offensive products and advertising, is under fire yet again for carrying a skirt embroidered with a character resembling Pepe the Frog.

But it's not just Valentine's Day sweets to look out for: Both Dannon and Starbucks have come under fire for coloring products with carmine.

Chocolate manufacturers are under fire for their shrinking products after a picture of ever-smaller Quality Street boxes went viral on the internet.