Sentence examples for regular criticism from inspiring English sources

A lack of such admissions is a regular criticism of the existing grammars.

There's so much happening in Mad Men – despite the unfounded regular criticism that 'nothing happens' – that it's easy to forget where we're up to.

Despite its best intentions, it has come in for regular criticism since the very start of its task in January 2008.

Dutton acknowledged there had been what he termed "issues in our strained detention and processing networks" – but he repeated his regular criticism of refugee advocates.

As a mother, I came under her regular criticism for holding my baby too much, for not letting her cry and for not letting her feet touch the ground.

He also expressed frustration at the regular criticism he receives for failing to sign a true leader, blaming "cultural differences" for a perceived lack of understanding of his methods.

One of the regular criticisms of Android in general (and its Google Play app store in particular) is that people don't spend money on apps there.

Madbid's Facebook page attracts many positive comments from its fans, though there are also regular criticisms of the group's customer service and complaints about the cost and difficulty of winning auctions.

And the bill is expected to say nothing at all about the 35-hour working week, despite Mr Macron's regular criticisms of its constraint on French business.Yet they add up to a useful reformist package, and have been welcomed by Medef, the French employers' federation, as a "real step in the right direction".

Regular criticisms featured in previous serious case reviews concern a lack of communication between different agencies and missed opportunities.

The timeline continues, citing regular criticisms of English's lack of gender-inclusive language.