Sentence examples for widening criticism from inspiring English sources

Since the decision first trickled out – as a government leak – the Harper government has faced widening criticism in Canadian media.

Whether the Iraqis would consider such a path is unclear, but with widening criticism of the proposed pact, at least it opens the way for another approach.

Strongly," said Reznor, widening his criticism to other rivals like Spotify in the process.

And now she has widened her criticism to its treatment of indigenous people, the first Australians.

Sanders again linked the former secretary of state to the "billionaires" he says dominate US politics, but widened his criticisms to include the former secretary of state's positions on international trade agreements, the Iraq war and the threat of climate change.

The widening online of reviewing and criticism beyond the broadsheets has also brought a better range of voices into the mix.

Many of them blame ministers' public criticisms and a widening pay gap with the private sector.

Repeated studies on the makeup of the legal profession have shown that, despite efforts to widen participation, such criticisms are fair.

The main criticism of this technique, again, is widening of the columella.

After criticism from a federal judge last spring and widening political protests, however, the police instituted new training.

Elliott and a widening circle of others were harsh and relentless in their criticism, the reviewers acknowledge.