Sentence examples for rampant criticism from inspiring English sources
The travails of Mr. Clinton's first term — the political blundering, controversies over the Clintons' financial dealings and rampant criticism in the news media — had already begun.
Suarez, they say, was made a scapegoat by a world governing body under pressure from sponsors and media to make the most of a golden opportunity - to prove that despite such rampant criticism over the way football is being run, it can still protect the integrity and image of the game.
Der Tagespiegel points out that the German museum directors working on the exhibition have defended themselves against rampant media criticism by invoking the need for "change through rapprochement".
"Confirmation bias" is rampant in broadband criticism.
Beijing's threat to punish American companies is a dangerous game, especially at a time when criticism is rampant — around the world and on Capitol Hill — about China's unfair trade practices.
"Bribes and gifts are about softening, even stopping" the council's criticism "of rampant human rights violations, especially in Central Asia," said a senior European diplomat who requested anonymity because the issue is sensitive.
Blue Apron has also suffered criticism for rampant workplace safety issues, revealed in a blistering investigation by Buzzfeed's Caroline O'Donovan last year.
I have also expressed my opinion here on Huffington that, Yes, Oprah deserved an award this year, when criticism was rampant about her selection.
Staging the 12th African women's tournament in Cameroon has been a pet project of Biya, who has pledged to improve infrastructure and attract investment, but has attracted criticism for allowing rampant corruption to hinder the country's development.
The past few years have brought widespread criticism for the rampant Hollywood practice of casting cisgender actors in trans roles; Daniela's nomination would be a step forward against it.
When police faced criticism over their rampant use of strip searches Toronto cops strip-searched a third of all the people they arrested in 2013 Blair countered that in 43percentt of cases, police found objects that could harm police or be used to escape police custody.
