Sentence examples for raised criticism from inspiring English sources

This approach has raised criticism in some quarters.

The suits raised criticism not only of Barneys, but of celebrity figures, like Jay-Z, who has a partnership with the store.

But analysts from Citi said the process had raised criticism about the drug's benefits, and the analysts were concerned about long-term sales.

Eyebrows were raised, criticism was forthcoming; yet Fitzpatrick has been proven entirely correct in pursuing his dreams by turning professional immediately after the 2014 US Open, which he contested as an amateur.

It has raised criticism on all fronts - from the fact that Whiteread is neither Jewish nor Austrian, to its possible negative effect on local trade and complaints about the loss of parking spaces for the square's residents.

News the SDC was set to be disbanded raised criticism from green groups, who said it was needed to hold the government to account on the steps being taken to make departments more sustainable.

Yale professor, literary scholar, and critic Harold Bloom raised criticisms of the books' literary merits, saying, "Rowling's mind is so governed by clichés and dead metaphors that she has no other style of writing".

She said she had raised criticisms with the general in charge of the prison during her recent visit, she revealed.

Since Mr. Abe took office in September, his administration has been marred by a series of money scandals and policy missteps that have raised criticisms of weak management and poor political judgment.

The State Department, in its annual report on human rights practices in various countries around the world, has carefully raised criticisms of life in Saudi Arabia similar to those cited in the Amnesty report.

The deaths in Saturday's race have raised criticisms about the safety of horses from opponents.