Sentence examples for published criticism of from inspiring English sources

Landon Donovan, whose published criticism of his teammate David Beckham's standoffish ego prompted the British soccer star's personality turnaround for the Los Angeles Galaxy.

For the Americans, a tough weeklong stretch — including published criticism of Coach Jurgen Klinsmann; a game played in a blizzard outside Denver; and a M.A.S.H. unit worth of injuries — ended encouragingly.

A1 Criticism Prompts Inquiry The World Bank is conducting a disciplinary investigation of one of its senior economists, William Easterly, who published criticism of the bank's record on fighting poverty.

Arnauld's published criticism of Malebranche began in 1683 with On True and False Ideas (hereinafter Ideas).

Published criticism of the received material will result in shunning.

Four bloggers who published criticism of Islam, a religion practiced by more than 90percentt of Bangladeshis, have been hacked to death this year, including a US citizen of Bangladeshi origin.

He angered both the Royal Society and the British government in the early 1970s when he published criticisms of Einstein's special theory of relativity.

Late September, early October 2014 An online movement, called "Operation Disrespectful Nod", begins to target companies that advertise on gaming sites that have published criticisms of sexism within the industry.

Major Japanese newspapers published criticisms of the company over the weekend, saying it had tried to cover up the risks from the leak reported Friday and had understated the levels of radioactivity in the water.

Raphael Golb went further, sending pseudonymous e-mails to Mr. Cargill's professors at U.C.L.A. "I said this person should be compelled to answer the published criticisms of his work at his Ph.D. defense," Raphael Golb said.

Chris Bown was made managing director after a £6m public inquiry published criticisms of the standard of care at Stafford Hospital.