Sentence examples for sources of criticism from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, its use of broad diagnostic criteria and its lack of inclusion of diagnostic criteria based on known biological factors have been sources of criticism.

The raids are the latest and most forceful effort yet by the country's ruling generals to crack down on perceived sources of criticism amid rising calls from Egyptian politicians and protesters and some Western leaders for the military to hand over power to a civilian government.

But they will have snuffed out an invigorating source of criticism in a cosy world.

"They see us as the source of criticism, and they are trying to halt that source," Mr. Melkonyants said.

If that was shockingly violent, the lack of aggression was the source of criticism earlier in the tournament.

The one source of criticism even the most repressive authoritarian leader cannot silence is the outside world.

The existence of the hole the rogue developer was trying to exploit is widely known and has been a source of criticism of Google.

"The amount of emergency room use in New York has always been a source of criticism," said Kenneth E. Raske, president of the Greater New York Hospital Association, an industry group.

Less rough The greatest source of criticism last time round was the sheer height and thickness of rough that lined the fairways of the Royal St George's links.

While these themes resonated with faithful readers, they became the butt of jokes and the source of criticism, particularly among Mr. Greene's journalistic rivals.

But a more immediate concern, and a more pertinent source of criticism, is the form shown by Britain's current senior sprinters since Van Commenee took charge.