Sentence examples for temper criticism from inspiring English sources

But Winthrop's close cooperation with clients may at times appear to temper criticism of its subjects.

Finebaum's dealings with Nick Saban have been more congenial — two national championships in three seasons help to temper criticism — and during Media Days he was the only radio host invited to an 8 A.M. backroom briefing with Saban, the highest-paid coach in college football.

Last summer, when schoolchildren in Belgium claimed they became sick after drinking Coca-Cola, Levy recommended a media tour of the factory in Brussels which helped temper criticism of Coke's aloof response to the initial crisis.

Last summer, when schoolchildren in Belgium claimed that they became sick as a result of drinking Coca-Cola, Lvy recommended a media tour of the factory in Brussels which helped temper criticism of Coke's aloof response to the initial crisis.

Great Public Schools Now, which launched in November, has sought to temper criticism of the proposal by stating that it was simply a draft.

Facebook is moving into the public real estate market in an effort to temper criticism of the tech industry's impact on housing in Silicon Valley.

Other private broadcasters tempered criticism of the president after lawmakers loyal to Mr. Chávez opened the way for sharp penalties on news outlets deemed to be inciting disorder.

The Obama administration, which considers Bahrain a crucial ally, has issued tempered criticisms of the crackdown but has not pressed for a change in government.

I should temper my criticism.

On Saturday, his family did not temper its criticism.

When jobs at home are at risk, human rights activists charge, some governments temper their criticism.