Sentences with phrase «are under fire»

With the current Call Of Duty games are under fire for not selling as well as its previous games, Call Of Duty Ghost allows games to travel back to the «good old days».

Valve are under fire from Australia's Consumer Rights Commision over Steam's long criticised refund policy.

Quite simply, pit bull owners across the country are under fire.

Leveraged ETFs are under fire for creating volatility in the stock markets, especially in the last hours of trading.

Lots of people got fired from their newspaper companies and they are under fire in the courtroom over the allegations.

And the main reason the Big 5 are under fire is for wanting to set both the price they sell to Amazon AND Amazon's price.

Traditional teacher preparation programs are under fire.

Elsewhere, education schools are under fire and also dealing with new competition, as online programs and alternative pathways vie for a shrinking population of people interested in becoming teachers.

The Broad Institute, a marriage between Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, holds 13 CRISPR patents that are under fire from the University of California (UC) and two co-petitioners.

It could even backfire, further convincing religious conservatives that they are under fire from an increasingly secular and liberalised culture.

Two Democratic committees are under fire from Republicans for not returning past contributions from a donor who pled guilty to domestic violence.

But Stewart - Cousins said the bill introduced this week by Katz is an example of how abortion rights are under fire not just nationally, but in New York as well (Planned Parenthood supporters, too, have pointed out the organization provides a range of health services to women).

The change comes as members of the British Parliament are under fire for spending huge sums of taxpayer money through their public accounts on such expenses as cleaning a moat and having light bulbs installed in their homes.

Rangel also gave a shout - out to organized labor — particularly the state workers who are under fire across the nation as cash - strapped governors struggle to make ends meet, saying:

Property owners who received the 421 - a tax break — but never enrolled apartments in rent regulation — are under fire from regulators

While in Syracuse yesterday, Cuomo defended his economic development efforts, which are under fire from critics and under investigation by state and federal officials.

Leveraged ETFs are under fire for creating volatility in the stock markets, especially in the last hours of trading.

If the weakness in the equities market continues, it's always a reflection that corporate earnings are under fire.

The end of the Happy Meal partnership with Disney comes at a time when the processed - and fast - food industries are under fire on a number of fronts because of growing concerns about expanding waistlines, particularly among youngsters.

As the witch hunt begins at the carmaker's Wolfsburg headquarters, officials in Berlin, Paris and London are under fire.

The 45 - year - old actress and her lifestyle brand are under fire for promoting severe weight loss and teaching people «how to be as thin as possible without dying,» according to one critic.

The world's most popular digital currency exchange, Coinbase, is under fire from angry customers over its decision not to support a new version of bitcoin that could also make it vulnerable to «ruinous legal trouble,» according to a prominent legal scholar.

Tech companies, in recent years, have been under fire for the underrepresentation of women and certain minority groups in their workforces.

Marino was under fire after reports emerged that he'd boosted a law that eventually made it harder for the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to freeze certain suspicious shipments, which critics say made federal efforts to fight opioid abuse more difficult.

The company has been under fire recently for possibly not doing this with its other features over the years.

Traditional television is under fire from an army of competitors, but occasionally there is a moment that shows the true power of network TV

And yet, the post-work drink is under fire.

The New York Times is under fire (at least on my social feeds) for its decision to retain star reporter Glenn Thrush, who has been accused of unwanted touching and kissing by four women.

Starbucks has been under fire since a video of the two men being arrested Thursday at a Starbucks in Center City went viral over the weekend.

Now the studio is under fire from fans who want to see Jenkins return to continue telling the adventures of Diana Prince (played by Gal Gadot).

Burr and Warner would not comment on the investigation in the House, where the chairman of theintelligence committee, Trump ally Devin Nunes, has been under fire over his handling of the matter.

Facebook is under fire for its failure to keep user data safe.

China, which accounts for half the world's steel output, is under fire after its exports hit a record 112 million tons last year, with rivals claiming that Chinese steelmakers have been undercutting them in their home markets.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is under fire for letting Verizon get off easy by settling a high - profile over-billing investigation.

The renewed ring controversy comes at a time when Fox News is under fire from the Kremlin, which wants an apology for comments made by commentator Bill O'Reilly.

Infosys is the largest employer of workers under the U.S. H1 - B visa program for skilled workers, which has been under fire as the Trump Administration moves to tighten a range of immigration laws.

Facebook is under fire for the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.

Twitter's handling of abuse is under fire once more after suspending actress Rose McGowan's account.

Tech companies have been under fire in recent years for allegations of not promoting diversity and inclusive environments throughout the workplace.

Trump's labor secretary pick Andrew Puzder is under fire again today, this time for hiring an undocumented housekeeper.

Twitter is under fire for being a platform for bigotry and nastiness, but Gates points out that it was also the forum where people around the world shared amazing achievements and heart - melting acts of kindness.

In its biggest crisis ever, Facebook is under fire over its handling of personal data following reports that political research firm Cambridge Analytica wrongly gained access to personal data of more than 50 million Facebook users.

Shulkin has been under fire after an internal watchdog report revealed that the VA had improperly approved taxpayers footing the bill for a trip Shulkin's wife took with him to Europe last year.

Talk about being under fire from every quarter.

Airbnb is under fire for property listings that critics say promote illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory.

A U.S. Air Force chaplain is under fire for saying that Christian people in the armed forces both «serve Satan» and are «grossly in error» if they support fellow service members who practice other faiths.

Of course, Putin first needs to take back control of the Kremlin, at a time when his personal popularity is under fire.

The chocolatey new drink has a whopping 67 grams of sugar, which comes after the company was under fire in February for the amount of sweeteners in its drinks.

O'Reilly has been under fire since April 1 when a separate Times report claimed that he not only settled with women accusing him of harassment, but for then asking the women to never speak about it publicly.

Representatives said they would not give more details about the wording or say if it reflected a decision by Viacom's board of directors, which has been under fire for lax oversight of executive compensation.