Sentence examples for severe criticizing from inspiring English sources

3. "I suppose I am not very severe criticizing other people's manuscripts for several reasons, but first being that I don't concern myself overly with meaning.

The first is the potential negative consequences felt by junior (non-tenured) scientists or minorities, who could, at least in theory, face severe repercussions for criticizing the work of senior/powerful colleagues who sit on editorial boards or grant panels.

Mr. Benkler has written opinion articles criticizing the severe charges leveled against Private Manning as a threat to investigative journalism.

In a statement expressing relief that he did not have the most severe form and harshly criticizing the government's actions in his case, Mr. Speaker said his case had been misdiagnosed.

But he criticized the severe discrimination faced by people with H.I.V. here, the scarcity of treatment and the lack of effective AIDS education.

A New York Times editorial published Wednesday criticized the "severe breakdown" in federal court appointments during President Obama's first term, urging the president to make staffing the nation's courts a priority over the next four years.

This point is of major importance because high rates of (recognized) severe hypoglycemia have been criticized in all studies concerning tight glycemic control (3– 8).

Germany, among other Western states, has long criticized Russia for severe human rights abuses in Chechnya, including the indiscriminate bombing of civilian targets, torture and murder.

Second, the choice of a similar timing, dose and duration of APC treatment as in severe sepsis trials may be criticized.

"It's a direct and severe violation of our rules about criticizing officiating publicly"...

Yet while some criticized the removal as severe, and others derided the censures as lenient, most tended to miss the context and nuance of the deliberations.