criticism

• widespread criticism

  There was widespread criticism of the handling of the disaster.

• attract criticism

  But this may also attract criticism from parents if they make their own comparisons about trends and innovations.

• strong criticism

  The failure to agree on definite targets brought strong criticism from environmentalists.

• second criticism

  A second criticism is that the theory assumes that all emotional response is the same.

• public criticism

  There was some public criticism of police pay — and of perks such as the housing allowance, resentment that crystallized during that austerity period in the early 1930s.

• literary criticism

  From Macbeth to Danielle Steele, all literary criticism is here.

• criticism should

  This type of criticism should not apply in a database environment.

• only criticism

  The only criticism one might make of the Labour party's proposal is that it is not large enough.

• constructive criticism

  Once the purely factual purpose of the system becomes assimilated, resistance to, and fear of, constructive criticism should weaken.

• major criticism

  Results show that lack of product knowledge by staff was a major criticism.

• criticism of government

  This criticism of government policy will carry added weight coming from the ABRC, the government's own advisory body on science funding.

• considerable criticism

  This so-called ‘full extent normal rule’ has come under considerable criticism from the Court of Appeal downwards.

• mount criticism

• criticism i

  A typical criticism is:

• main criticism

  The main criticism seems to be that he wanted to change things, forms of service and such like.