Sentence examples for under sustained criticism from inspiring English sources

He had come under sustained criticism from unionist politicians for taking part in a legal challenge to block Brexit.

The remark at first escaped press scrutiny but then came under sustained criticism from across the political spectrum.

The Medical Innovation Bill (otherwise known as the Saatchi Bill) has come under sustained criticism from both medical and legal professionals.

In December 2005 the Sikh writer Gurpreet Bhatti came under sustained criticism from hardline Sikhs for writing a play about rape in the Gurdwara.

The comments were made as the Department for Education (DfE) came under sustained criticism by the usually moderate NAHT, which represents mainly primary school headteachers.

The university came under sustained criticism from novelists, poets, academics and intellectuals over the cancellation of the symposium, which was due to be held on the campus in June.

The Tories have come under sustained criticisms for failing to fund defence spending properly.

In recent years, notice and choice has come under growing and sustained criticism, including criticism from regulators and businesses, in light of evidence that it may be ineffective.

In Australia, where Serco operates all of the country's mainland immigration detention facilities under a multibillion-dollar contract, the company has suffered sustained criticism after riots have broken out in centres on Christmas Island, dozens of detainees have self-harmed and others have made sexual assault allegations against staff.

Worst of times: He has not received much sustained criticism.

The Work and Pensions Secretary's policies on disability have faced sustained criticism in recent years.