Sentence examples for wider criticism from inspiring English sources

The friars came under wider criticism for worldliness and immorality, but they remained popular.

He has been a lightning rod for wider criticism of BP executives since the Macondo blowout three years ago.

The Desolation of Smaug trailer prompted wider criticism of the "HD look of the film, its perceived reliance on cameos, and wider issues of how the source book had been adapted".

However, the article goes on to state that there is a wider "criticism of the composition of the judiciary" particularly at senior levels from which supreme court judges are recruited.

However, even Stern Stewart admits that two sorts of companies are not well suited to EVA-style analysis: financial institutions (which must set aside capital for regulatory reasons) and very young companies, where most of the revenue calculations would have to be guesswork.There is a wider criticism to be made.

But the detail of his argument, vital for those who rely on welfare, was less politically explosive than his wider criticism about the failure of purpose of Mr Cameron's government, embodied in the decision to continue to protect pensioner incomes at the expense of working-age benefits.

But it seems a strange time for the wider criticisms to emerge.

He also defended his program against her wider criticisms, saying flight tests were never rigged and results never doctored.

It has been argued that the wider criticisms of News International in the committee's report have been weakened by what can be described as a partisan report rather than an all-party verdict.

With Mr. Cameron already on the back foot after a parade of influential Tories declared that Britain should hold an immediate referendum on whether to leave the European Union — instead of waiting, as Mr. Cameron favors — other unhappy party members have seized on the chance to air wider criticisms.

Heseltine is careful to endorse the government's deficit reduction strategy, but the wider criticisms in the report condemning the absence of a clear credible growth strategy have been seized on by Labour just weeks before an Autumn Statement that is likely to contain another downgrading of UK growth forecasts.