Sentence examples for resulting criticism from inspiring English sources

Peng's removal of Liu especially cost Peng the support of many other military leaders, and Mao used Liu's resulting criticism of Peng to criticize Peng before other senior Chinese leaders the next year, when Mao then sought to remove Peng.

Inevitably, much of the resulting criticism fell on Brooks, whom many saw as either unwilling or unable to make the pieces fit.

The Sun survived the resulting criticism and bent its knee loyally on Thursday with a spread and a leading article, Reign & shine, in which it saluted "her milestone as Britain's longest-reigning monarch".

Somerset consulted their captain, Chris Rogers, before they re-signed Chris Gayle for the T20 Blast but the club do not believe his controversial comments to a female journalist in Australia and resulting criticism from Rogers will impact on the team.

He is not "standing on the sidelines" - after the disastrous years of the Bush Jr Administration (did we forget these already?) and the resulting criticism of the US, and the preconceived, and ill-conceived, notions (largely among Europeans) about Americans and their President being loud and in-your-face, here is a President who confounds them ALL! by being quiet, clever, and very intelligent.

Woodward named the street for himself, responding whimsically to the resulting criticism: "Not so.

Some critics say the company was slow to respond to the resulting criticisms.

Resulting criticisms of scientific education in the United States were, however, parried by educationists.

Last winter torrential rain affected thousands of families, resulting in criticism of the government.

Lawmakers there are considering a bill that would rule out compensation claims for mental injuries resulting from criticism, layoffs and demotions made in "good faith".

Following the result, criticism increased.