Sentence examples for substantial criticism from from inspiring English sources

For the truth is that Reinhart-Rogoff faced substantial criticism from the start, and the controversy grew over time.

The de-rating scheme around which Mr Churchill's fourth Budget was built has the sound aim of relieving productive industry from taxes levied in an unsatisfactory and illogical manner, and although it is open to substantial criticism from many points of view, it will in the course of time bring some relief where relief is wanted.

Ryan, who took substantial criticism from his southeast Wisconsin constituents in April after he introduced the Republicans' budget proposal, isn't the only member of congress whose August recess town hall-style meetings are strictly pay-per-view.

Carl N. Degler writes in the Washington Post that Blassingame's study comes "closer than any previous study to answering the question 'what was it like to be a slave?'" Still, Blassingame's conclusions, methodology, and sources received substantial criticism from historians.

Walmart invites big-name celebrities not only to entertain the shareholders but also to lend legitimacy to the company, which for years has been the target of substantial criticism from human rights groups, environmentalists, women's and immigrant rights activists, unions, small business organizations, and many others.

In the end, Hong Kong's department of health faced substantial criticism from political opposition and the press, and a committee was formed to evaluate their response.

It also received substantial criticisms from the three parliamentary committees that scrutinized the first draft of the legislation.

The film has received substantial criticism for its strong violence and language.

This attracted strong criticism from all sides.

The agencies attracted substantial criticism after 1975 from successive U.S. administrations.

The more substantial criticism is that Ajax has become too mercantile and coldblooded.