Sentence examples for under new fire from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under new fire" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is facing new challenges or scrutiny, but it is not commonly recognized. Example: "After the recent scandal, the organization is now under new fire from the media and public."
Ministers came under new fire over benefit cuts last night as the independent body representing 1,200 English housing associations described the controversial bedroom tax as bad policy and bad economics that risks pushing up the £23bn annual housing benefit bill.
However, it would also effectively cancel previous promises of federal funding made under the new Fire Grant Act, which provided $100 million in 2001.
The billionaire entrepreneur behind Tesla, SpaceX and PayPal stoked new fire under one of pop philosophy's most debated questions: are we all living in a computer simulation?
At the same time, the Renaissance papacy's self-glorification, and the corrupt practices required to finance it, set a new fire under the reform movements, notably Martin Luther's, in the course of which the Catholic Church lost most of northern Europe.
Enjoy a night under the stars next to the warmth of your new fire.
Under the "10am policy", all new fires were expected to be extinguished by that time the next morning.
8 30 P.M. (13, 49) COOKING UNDER FIRE "New York Finale.
After slumping and grumping into insignificance, he has slimmed down and fired up under new management and gone on a potentially sea-changing roll in the last month.
Fox News fired her last month for negotiating with CNN while still under contract.
Director Rupert Wood added: "The UK energy market is facing a challenging period with the forced closure of existing oil and coal fired power stations - under new EU emissions directives - and the closure of old nuclear power stations, which means over 20% of our total supply of power will be lost.
under new governance rules.
