Sentence examples for subsequent criticisms from inspiring English sources

That would give his subsequent criticisms more force".

Smarting from subsequent criticisms of XP's inadequate protection, Microsoft endowed its successor with iron-clad security features.

Cameron's subsequent criticisms of the BBC bore an uncanny resemblance to those advanced by the Murdochs, who supported his election bid.

Mr. DeLay's subsequent criticisms of the courts -- at one point he suggested that the judges responsible could be impeached and at another point said that they would be held responsible -- have brought ridicule from Democrats.

The Israeli occupation of Sinai (and Gaza) in 1956 began the gradual inversion of this state of affairs, as it marked the first expansion of Israel beyond its original borders, with all the subsequent criticisms of its occupation of Arab or Palestinian land.

Blessed with such an impressive CV, Mr Baptista's subsequent criticisms of the Lisbon government's far-reaching austerity cuts, as well as dire warnings that the UN planned to take action against it, struck a deep chord with its financially beleaguered population.

He's also counting on the press to let him blur his record by accentuating his subsequent criticism of the war's execution — as if the war's execution (also criticized by countless Democrats), not its conception, was the fatal error.

But that did not help Mr. Biden escape subsequent criticism.

Much of the subsequent criticism came from Mr Obama's side of the aisle.

However, subsequent criticism of the article by prominent advocates of global warming led several other editors at Climate Research to resign.

One thing very few would argue with is that Evans handled his departure and subsequent criticism with a rare level of dignity.