Sentence examples for was one criticism from inspiring English sources

Or possibly an exercise in political theater, which was one criticism leveled at a series of town-hall-style meetings Nutter had headlined a few months before.

To Mr. Liddy, who repeatedly sought to make clear that he was not responsible for creating the mess at A.I.G., Mr. Lynch's observation was one criticism too far.

If there was one criticism of Sundhage, it was that she did not engage the US program enough to actively develop and recruit fresh, young talent.

If there was one criticism by residents during the campaign, it was that the city cannot adequately care for its existing tree stock, so why would it plant a million more?

There was one criticism, amid the understandable ire around the damage done to global privacy, which stood out: that the NSA's mass spying had perversely made life easier for digital criminals.

If there was one criticism it's that they don't can't really find a way through the heavily populated West Ham defence and so Dobbie is forced to shoot from distance and Green has go low to his right to claw behind.

If there is one criticism that could be leveled at the league, now in its 12th season, it is that passes are all too often crude and purposeless.

If there has been one criticism of the London Games, it has been that the atmosphere in the venues has not always spread to the streets.

This case shows how difficult the issues concerning "responsible publication" can be in practice – which has been one criticism of the defence by libel reform campaigners.

If there's one criticism, it's of its length – 54 minutes feels like 10 too many for an album whose impact is doubled when the songs punch their way into your attention.

Pearce's one criticism of the Sif was that, as an integrated authority, it didn't make sense for Trafford's social care services to be inspected without their health and education partners as well.