Sentence examples for under aggressive criticism from inspiring English sources

The bill — and Pandora — came under aggressive criticism from the music industry and has not been reintroduced under the new Congress.

Yet, despite aggressive criticism, it's unlikely that the Senate will actually reject Mr. Hagel.

On the other hand, the commitment to niceness had a tendency to muffle aggressive criticism.

[The mainstream media doesn't] know how to handle such a pointed and aggressive criticism".

Such aggressive criticism on Twitter was overwrought but at least made sense.

Kerry spent much of the interview taking Clinton to task for her recent, more aggressive criticism of Obama.

This has led to more aggressive criticism of police by the Black Lives Matter movement and other civil rights organizations.

Aggressive public criticism of Iran has not changed Iranian behavior but will discourage an inclination to nuclear prudence.

Now, going into Tuesday's primary, Mr. Martinez is under heavy criticism for aggressive moves to undermine Mr. McCollum's conservative credentials and paint himself as farther to the right.

The administration has even come under some criticism for being too aggressive in prosecuting Arthur Andersen, the accounting firm at the center of the Enron case; the recent guilty verdict against the firm in federal court in Houston all but put Andersen out of business.

Amazon came under criticism for its "aggressive" negotiating tactics, which included preventing customers from being able to pre-order Hachette titles, reducing the discounts it offered on Hachette books and even delaying shipment of some of the publisher's titles for up to a month, all which had a huge impact on sales.