Sentences with phrase «persistent critic»

Mr. Pataki was one of the earliest and most persistent critics of Donald J. Trump, but his own brand of blue - state Republicanism failed to secure him a distinctive space in a crowded presidential field.

Zuckerberg's statement seems unlikely to mollify the company's more persistent critics or to extricate Facebook from the legal and regulatory trouble it's facing.

«Bitfinex «ed,» the pseudonymous blogger and persistent critic of cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, has hired a prominent lawyer amid a long - running battle with the controversial...

A former Democratic state lawmaker who has become one of Malloy's most persistent critics, Pelto is seeking to petition his way on the ballot under the Education and Democracy Party banner.

Albrecht, a law graduate, also has been a persistent critic of Safe Harbor and its successor, Privacy Shield, frameworks that aim to transfer personal data from the EU to align with Europe's stricter data protection standards.

For many years Ellis (university professor and director of the Center for American and Jewish Studies at Baylor University) has been a persistent critic of the ruthlessness of nationalistic Zionism.

After his fair and thorough examination of the historical evidence, Sanchez concludes that Pius XII, far from being «silent,» was a persistent critic of Hitler and the Nazi regime.

Diaz, a Democrat, has positioned himself as an ally of the governor and a persistent critic of de Blasio.

Just hours before the interview Jamie Reed, a persistent critic of the Corbyn project and the Labour MP for Copeland, announced his resignation from Parliament triggering a crucial by - election early in 2017.

Nixon, an actress best known for her role in «Sex And The City» has been a persistent critic of public education policy in New York.

Williams, a Democrat who has been a persistent critic of the NYPD, said he was troubled by the news that the cop behind the shooting was a rookie who had been assigned to vertical patrol in a high - crime area.

When Gemini 3 commander Gus Grissom entered space in March 1965, he was one of the most vocal and persistent critics of the space - cowboy chow.

Two «persistent critics of APA's role in the interrogation program, were invited by APA to review the... report in advance and give the society their feedback.»

Although to supporters Brown has become something of an icon or touchstone, his most persistent critics have faulted him for decades of sounding (and skillfully publicizing) alarms on such threats, at least some of which never materialized in time frames he envisioned, costing him credibility.

His most persistent critic has been Brian Sewell who used a show held last year, Abracadabra, to illustrate all that is wrong with Serota's Tate.

Here a tweet by Michael E. Mann, the Penn State climate scientist and author, of a piece by Gates's most persistent critic, Joe Romm, a physicist, former Energy Department official and climate campaigner:

«Bitfinex «ed,» the pseudonymous blogger and persistent critic of cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, has hired a prominent lawyer amid a long - running battle with the controversial company.

«Systemic corruption in the Realtor cartel» summarized the railings of one persistent critic.