Sentence examples for tremendous criticism from inspiring English sources

That decision has come under tremendous criticism, especially during the Presidential campaign.

But it has aroused tremendous criticism, and not only from rural states.

That a man could be executed on a tie vote brought tremendous criticism on the court, Mr. Pildes said.

"I felt tremendous criticism being directed at me over the W.B.C. when I first went back home to Korea," he said on the television program.

And the company faced tremendous criticism when ProPublica revealed how the company's rules protect white men.

Secretary of State John Kerry recently came under tremendous criticism for the concessions he made in a nuclear deal with Iran.

That's a tremendous piece of criticism - it's essentially 'You're horrible, but I'm going to die before you.

"There's been a tremendous amount of criticism about the USOC.

While it is crucial that Americans stay engaged with providing foreign aid for children in impoverished societies, the tremendous amount of criticism risks demoralizing current and future donors.

"When President Kennedy named his brother as attorney general, they were expecting a tremendous amount of possible criticism, you know, because it was his brother: was he qualified, wasn't he qualified".

It is his contention that the situation in the Occupied Territories "is not debated or acknowledged or even known in this country," and that the "tremendous aversion" here to criticism of Israel's policies has contributed to the disintegration of the peace process.