Sentence examples for strong criticised from inspiring English sources

The government has faced strong criticised for the slow pace of reconstruction across Nepal and its failure to repair the vast majority of the country's heritage zones.

London's much criticised "poor doors" phenomenon is unlikely to spread quickly to the north of England because of stronger community ties and cheaper housing in northern cities, according to architects and planners.

They must be the most criticised group of women ever.

An inquest later criticised police handling of the case.

Vodafone is the most criticised mobile phone operator.

Burnham's overtures to Corbyn supporters were criticised by Byrne.

Carragher, a proud Liverpudlian, criticised Neville's inflammatory behaviour.

In recent widely criticised elections, the ruling party won all 546 parliamentary seats.

Criticised for avoiding fights, she now promises an "autumn of decisions".

Hardly anyone criticised Nick Clegg, the party's leader since 2007 and deputy prime minister since 2010.

Other heavily criticised initiatives were the introduction of spot checks in London tube stations.