Sentence examples for subsequently criticised from inspiring English sources

Britain's biggest retailer was subsequently criticised for launching its Black Friday deals at midnight.

Jowell has subsequently criticised the trust, saying in June that it "has backed off in terms of its accountability".

He left MI6 after the invasion of Iraq and subsequently criticised how Britain "got dragged into a war".

She didn't want to go there immediately for that same reason, and was subsequently criticised for not going soon enough".

His family subsequently criticised the police force and a senior officer later apologised to the family over the police response and follow-up.

On Monday, it emerged that the BBC had agreed to shoulder the £700m cost of providing free TV licences for the over-75s from 2020 – a deal negotiated in secret, It was subsequently criticised by several former senior BBC figures including the former director general Lord Birt and the former chair Sir Christopher Bland.

Chenevix-Trench had been a widely acclaimed teacher at Shrewsbury School, and subsequently headmaster at Bradfield College, Eton College and Fettes College, but was later criticised for his approach to corporal punishment.

Duncan was subsequently indirectly criticised some years after the battle by his colleague Earl St Vincent, who had won the Battle of Cape St Vincent over a Spanish fleet nine months before Camperdown.

Rimel has subsequently been criticised for using the financial clout of one non-profit organisation to influence the future of another.

But the 67 Labour MPs who (in contrast to their leader) voted to back military action are subsequently fiercely criticised by Corbyn supporters.

While the café is no stranger to controversy (its sister shop in south London is called Fuckoffee), this little sign sparked the ire of Times columnist Caitlin Moran and was subsequently heavily criticised on social media.