Sentence examples for range of criticism from inspiring English sources

Despite its rapid ascent and widespread use, the EF has faced a wide range of criticism.

The crop insurance program has drawn a wide range of criticism from those who say that the costs need to be reduced and that it benefits mainly insurance companies and large farmers.

Yet the strident tone taken by Mr. Hazare and his advisers, their seeming unwillingness to consider other perspectives and their effort to bypass parliamentary processes has brought a wide range of criticism, even from some otherwise natural allies.

Mr. Lew, who is expected to win an initial nod from the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday and sail on to approval in a full Senate vote, has battled a range of criticism, including questions about his lucrative tenure at Citigroup, a Cayman Islands investment and housing assistance he received as an administrator at New York University more than a decade ago.

Wyclif would make use of the Franciscans' arguments for apostolic poverty, as well as of John XXII's idea that divine dominium provides the basis for all human dominium, though in a way that would certainly have displeased both parties.[5] By the 1350s, opponents of the Franciscans had broadened their range of criticism to question the legitimacy of the Order itself.

Since taking office in 2004, Steve Levy, the highest-ranking official in Suffolk County, NY, has faced a broad range of criticism for ignoring a pattern of violent crime against Latino immigrants.

Back came a range of criticisms ranging from "tokenism" to "unhelpful and damaging magical thinking".

Defense Minister Peng Dehuai raised a range of criticisms of the Great Leap, based in large part on his own investigations.

When Mehdi Hasan wrote his 'Being pro-life doesn't make me any less of a lefty'  piece, there was (unsurprisingly) a seemingly endless range of criticisms.

The eight-week trial at St Albans crown court saw a range of criticisms of HOSL and Total UK, which had three out of five directors on the company's board and employed most of the staff on site.

His decision was welcomed today among the more than 2,000 demonstrators at Amir Kabir University in central Tehran who are seizing the occasion to issue a range of criticisms, including some of the country's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.