Sentence examples for temporary criticism from inspiring English sources

When challenged, those at the top of these sports are well versed in the platitudes they need to put out to deflect the temporary criticism.

The report noted, however, that "in many instances, China has sought to deflect attention from its inadequate implementation" by making temporary changes to muffle criticism abroad.

Sensitive to criticism that temporary workers have devalued the importance of job security, workplace camaraderie and corporate loyalty, the industry says many of its workers find permanent work.

Turkey came under international criticism for temporary bans on Facebook and Twitter as a corruption scandal unfolded last year.

The note also mentions that "Trump has also drawn public criticism for the temporary foreign worker visas his business ventures have applied for (over 1,100 since 2000, according to a recent Reuters analysis).".

In part, he has told commission officials, he was reacting to criticism by Mr. Copps about temporary waivers that have allowed companies to own newspapers and stations in the same market.

The move comes after criticism of Facebook's temporary censorship of the famous "Napalm Girl" photo of a nude child from the Vietnam War, which was shared by a Norwegian journalist and later by the newspaper he works for.

The criticism of Cuomo gave Lazio a temporary boost in his polling numbers against Paladino.

The campaign aimed to directly compete with McDonald's popular Dollar Menu but has come under criticism in some quarters for being a temporary boost with little long-term impact.

The campaign aimed to directly compete with McDonald’s popular “Dollar Menu,” but has come under criticism in some quarters for being a temporary boost with little long-term impact.

This campaign eventually led to Keith Olbermann's temporary suspension of his account, after he objected to the criticism he was receiving for having hosted Moore.