Sentence examples for prolonged criticism from inspiring English sources

The BBC's former Washington correspondent, her arrival helped to counter prolonged criticism that the show did not have enough female voices.

The AFP has faced prolonged criticism for its role in tipping off Indonesian authorities about the plot of the "Bali Nine", which led to Chan and Sukumaran's executions.

The disclosures follow prolonged criticism of the police over their secret deployment of long-term undercover officers in political groups since 1968.

Mishal Husain recently joined BBC Radio 4's Today programme as only the second full-time woman presenter on its current rota after prolonged criticism that the programme was dominated by men.

He then launched into an prolonged criticism of former professionals whom he accused of making negative comments about his players because their own games had the same substandard elements they want to accuse Chelsea of.

Sterling reflected here on the move that took him from Liverpool to Manchester City, describing himself as "stubborn" in the face of prolonged criticism, and recalled Hodgson's advice after supporters of the Merseyside club had booed him in England's friendly against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.

The announcement is the latest in a long line of difficulties for the proposed deal, which was announced more than a year ago, and had faced prolonged investor criticism over the initial purchasing price.

The museum is a declaration of the brothers' growing ambition and influence in the city's art scene — a bold step for the family, which has shunned the limelight in recent years (Paul Marciano would not speak for this article), following an ugly fight with investors over control of Guess in the 1980s and prolonged public criticism of the company's labor practices in the 1990s.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has often responded to criticisms about the prolonged Democratic battle with a nod back to another Clinton campaign.

In another criticism, Senator Bond contended that HUD prolonged the Housing Works suit by withholding from the court that the group's application would be approved regardless of the city's rankings.

It also identifies "threats", stating that the "risk that watercourses will be overcome and flood parts of the countryside for prolonged periods of time could lead to criticisms that the government is not managing watercourses effectively or giving sufficient powers to local communities to enable them to do so".