Sentence examples for seriously criticised from inspiring English sources
However, GFR measurement using Gates' method has been seriously criticised, mainly because of its unreliability and inaccuracy, especially for high GFR levels [ 24– 27].
Mr Gilligan's future may be in doubt if his conduct is seriously criticised.
A report into Britain's biggest oil company had just seriously criticised its safety record and the political bruiser appeared to have presided over the eclipse of the BP chief executive, Lord Browne, the Sun King of the corporate world.
Executives from both companies are under investigation or have been jailed for corruption.When the 14-member Politburo at last finished their meeting, they issued a statement saying they "seriously criticised themselves and honestly admitted their mistakes", in the words of the Party leader, Nguyen Phu Trong, who made a speech broadcast by state media.
Gates' original GFR method has been seriously criticised in this regard [ 23, 25].
Two leading brain injury experts have strongly criticised football for not taking head injuries seriously enough.
But some have argued rescuing the children should be the responsibility of Nigerian leader Goodluck Jonathan, who has been widely-criticised for failing to take the girls' predicament seriously until domestic and international pressure forced him to do so some two weeks after the 14 April incident.
The home affairs select committee criticised Hayman for his "cavalier attitude" towards his social contact with News International staff being investigated by his detectives and suggested this had "risked seriously undermining confidence in the impartiality of the police".
Criticised for excessive compression and distortion.
