Sentence examples for significant criticisms from inspiring English sources

Significant criticisms have been leveled at both the donors and the recipients of foreign aid.

The report is expected to criticize the Bush administration's handling of intelligence about terrorism, but it will also contain significant criticisms of the Clinton administration and the National Security Council that Mr. Berger ran, in the pursuit of Osama bin Laden.

Although there are significant criticisms of the channel flow model for the Himalaya (Harrison 2006; Webb et al. 2007) the concept that thick, weak crust might be susceptible to flow is common in both convergent and extensional plate settings.

Although the AECC criteria are simple and widely used, significant criticisms have been reported in terms of their diagnostic validity [1],[13],[27],[39],[40]. Martin et al. [41] suggested that 1/3 of the patients fulfilling the AECC criteria did not have elevated EVLWi, and these patients had improved survival compared with patients with increased EVLWi.

However, many significant criticisms of his views have come from other philosophers and scientists.

The significant criticisms against us are expressed as follows: we provide little value to our students, and do so at an excessively high price, and we allow our students to graduate with limited skills, few employment opportunities, and staggeringly high debt (on which an increasing number of them default).

Pardons were granted in the nation's first 200 years with little significant criticism.

Perhaps the most significant criticism of early decision is that it mostly serves affluent students.

The policy attracted significant criticism when it was first announced before the general election earlier this month.

It also attracted significant criticism, however, for both its substance and its style.

Initially, Barton's supporters said the criticism was ideologically based, but significant criticism from within the evangelical community has emerged.