A Baltimore newspaper wrote a scathing article criticizing DuPont, and the administration quietly refused to come to his defense.
Mr. Lipton raised this question in a scathing post criticizing the recent activism aimed at Apple by David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital for being, you guessed it, short term.
The lead editorial on Wednesday afternoon in Le Monde was scathing in criticizing Mr. Chirac's decision not to fire Mr. Raffarin as prime minister.
Eric Schaeffer, the former head of civil enforcement, resigned in spring 2002 with a scathing letter criticizing the administration's enforcement of the Clean Air Act.
Bao Tong, a former top-level government official who lost his post after the Tiananmen Square crackdown in 1989, wrote a scathing letter criticizing Mr. Jiang's plans to embrace capitalists.
Diplomats said that as ambassador to France, Ms. Bokova was an effective champion of her country, summoning senior French officials to the embassy and presenting Bulgaria's point of view, in particular when the European Union issued scathing reports criticizing Bulgaria for flouting the rule of law.
During her tenure as Bulgaria's ambassador to France, diplomats say Ms. Bokova has proven an effective champion of her country, summoning senior French officials to the Bulgarian Embassy and marshalling arguments in Bulgaria's defense, even as the E.U. issued scathing reports criticizing it for flouting the rule of law.
Today former VP of Messenger and now head of Facebook's blockchain team David Marcus wrote a scathing note criticizing Acton for his Forbes interview and claiming that Zuckerberg tried to protect WhatsApp's autonomy.
Or Hissa Hilal, a Saudi woman in niqab who writes scathing poetry criticizing extremist Saudi clerics and their fatwas.
Screenwriter William Goldman wrote a scathing essay criticizing the film, including: Just when you think Spielberg has stooped as low as even he can, new thresholds are reached.
