Sentence examples for urgent criticism from inspiring English sources

It's these sources, more than the exhibit, that deserve the most vigorous and urgent criticism.

Yet there has been increasingly urgent criticism from Afghan and NATO officials here since attacks rose 50percentt in April over last year in eastern Afghanistan, where American forces were claiming success against insurgents.

Coming as it does from the top of the world's biggest drugs firm, one that stands accused of sclerotic self-satisfaction, the criticism and urgent tone are striking.

First things are critical: urgent.

His criticism illuminates an urgent question for the Democratic Party, not just in next week's governor's race in Virginia but in the midterm elections of 2018 and beyond.

In the eighties, curiosity about authors was less urgent, perhaps because the New Criticism was still a force to reckon with, or, probably, more to the point, because there was no Google to instantly gratify it.

In early December, Garcetti said criticisms about the lack of an urgent response to the predicted El Niño were "more of a perceptional issue" and suggested he was focused on long-range planning.

The new plan immediately drew criticism from school advocates who said the problem was too urgent to be addressed over a decade.

The decision by Peru to challenge criticism of its treatment of Ms. Berenson has highlighted the urgent need for repeal of its antiterrorism laws, rights activists and lawyers said today.

CAMR has been the subject of much criticism lodged at its inability to ensure fast access to urgent medicines for least developing and developing countries in need.

The coverage led to an urgent question and debate in parliament, calls for an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs, and criticism from the Institute of Directors, which described Sports Direct as a "scar on British business".