Sentence examples for well-founded criticism from inspiring English sources

This is a tough one, and is the subject of plenty of well-founded criticism.

"The American public absolutely will accept well-founded criticism of Bush's domestic policies," said James Jordan, executive director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

They might also want to bear in mind that drawing attention to themselves by aggressive or uncooperative tactics is likely to do little to avert well-founded criticism and may even strengthen the grounds for it".

To push ahead in the face of such intense and well-founded criticism would be both an act of political self-harm – and a betrayal of the very people Mrs May pledged to help.

The most well-founded criticism that keeps developers off Parse is about uptime.

The introduction to the topic contains a general and technically well-founded criticism of methods relating to value assessment in medicine.

He is intellectually brave – witness his well-founded criticisms of Israel's policies in Palestine.

At times he appears to be engaged in a form of conversation with the government, his well-founded criticisms often made in a spirit of sorrow rather than anger.

There's a difference between well-founded criticisms of that influence and misplaced attacks on the people Israel was established to protect, but the two can often become muddled.

Professionally, Dr. Morgan said, he thought his criticism was well-founded.

There is now talk that the government might water down some aspects of its Immigration and Asylum Bill.Not all of this criticism is well-founded.