Sentence examples similar to products criticized from inspiring English sources

For all its professed liberalism and even radicalism, the art world is considerably less diverse than many of the institutions its products criticize.

The Supreme Court of India has overturned a lower court's suspension of a law regulating the promotion of tobacco products and criticized the central government for doing nothing to get the interim order revoked since it was issued in 2005.

That product was criticized by some for mostly incremental improvements inside a device that looked nearly identical to its predecessor.

Mr. Cooper, the Suffolk County legislator who is proposing the ephedrine ban, praised Twinlab's decision to pull its product and criticized NBTY's failure to take similar action.

Mac-loving Twitterers, however, have been using the hashtag to Tweet out how much they adore Apple products, to criticize Microsoft, and to point out Windows' flaws.

用日貨批評日本的一種精神分裂: schizophrenia typified by using Japanese products to criticize Japan 精神分裂: schizophrenia 精神分裂日本: the schizophrenic Japan 用精神分裂日本: to mentally break up Japan 日本分裂精神一種: one kind of Japanese divisive mentality.

While a lot of attention has been paid on wireless networking in recent months Apple Airport and Lucent Technologies Orinococo products come to mind some of the products have been criticized for being difficult for the average home users to set up.

But some products have been criticized online, where a bad review may resonate more negatively than an item quietly returned to a store.

Fast fashion products are often criticized for being made with poor-quality materials and construction (Joy et al. 2012).

The regulatory system in India for biotechnology products has been criticized by the All India Biotechnology Association (established in 1994 as a non-profit society to represent the interests of all those engaged in various aspects of biotechnology) for being bureaucratic and secretive[ 19].

The growing practice of product placement was criticized yesterday as "an affront to basic honesty" by an advocacy organization, which asked two federal agencies to insist that television shows disclose all such deals.