Sentence examples for will be criticism from inspiring English sources
"I'm sure there will be criticism," he added.
I understand there will be criticism and there will be some backlash".
In any relationship there will be criticism, nitpicking and rows – but they are not relentless, like this.
"The nature of the league we are in, with its global coverage, is that everybody has an opinion and sometimes there will be criticism".
I want to explain to our people that of course there will be criticism and arguments between us and our neighbors, and us and the big powers.
There will be criticism, people get angry, but now is not the time for that," said Meena Kayler, 46, a midwife at the nearby Ealing hospital.
There will be criticisms, but the city's image is being transformed".Brazil also has work to do inside the stadiums.
But if he doesn't, and lets a couple of easy goals in, he's going to have to accept that there'll be criticism".
"To Jennifer Love Hewitt's credit," Mr. Robman said, "when we talked about the fact that it was a dangerous road to tread, she said that no matter what kind of performance she gives, there'll be criticism".
He adds, somewhat ruefully: "What is most dangerous is that it'll be criticism from Israel's friends, from Europe and the United States, not from those countries who we already know don't like us!" It is no secret that Mr Netanyahu and Barack Obama have never been close.
