Sentence examples for would be criticized from inspiring English sources

Governor Kitzhaber said he would be criticized, and he was.

But he said his outline of a plan would be criticized in Washington.

Liao dreaded going home for the New Year and other family celebrations, because he knew that he would be criticized.

"If we dillydallied," Mr. Card said, the administration would be criticized for failing to solve a central bureaucratic problem.

But no repairs are made since the Army feels certain it would be criticized for "restoring the German war potential".

But what they did not count on was how universally the president would be criticized by Democrats and Republicans alike for his performance.

After all, they would be criticizing their paymasters.

If so, that would be criticizing a position that the United States shares with Britain, a country whose leader, Prime Minister David Cameron, recently called our bilateral relations "rock-solid".

If we didn't make revisions, and left offensive references, we'd be criticized like crazy.

"As a black woman, too, I knew I'd be criticized if I was perceived as being showy and high-end, and I'd also be criticized if I was too casual".

Yet Shire has never highlighted the anti-abuse aspect of Vyvanse; I suspect they are concerned they'd be criticized for having promoted and sold the most widely misused and abused of the stimulants, Adderall.