Sentences with phrase «scathing criticism from»

Last summer, scholarship trusts came under scathing criticism from the Ontario Securities Commission, which lambasted them for luring customers with questionable marketing tactics, hidden fees and downplayed risks.

As Mervis writes, «[i] n late August, Truthy began to draw scathing criticism from political conservatives in the media and government, who claim it is really part of an attempt by the Obama administration to monitor and stifle free speech.»

His last report on police overtime, for example, drew scathing criticism from acting Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter, who questioned Maragos» competence and motives.

The coalition's housing benefit changes are being hit by scathing criticism from MPs, in a report questioning the fundamental economic justification for the reforms.

During that visit, he said he saw no signs of Soviet religious persecution, a misguided attempt at diplomacy that brought scathing criticism from author Alexander Solzhenitsyn, among others.

Bombardier CEO Alain Bellemare said a couple of weeks ago that the company would do whatever is needed to deliver the streetcars following «disappointing» delays that prompted scathing criticism from the Toronto Transit Commission.

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Jeffrey Stout, a distinguished professor of religion at Princeton, recently wrote a scathing criticism of Hauerwas, accusing him of permitting his followers to absent themselves from the American political scene.

Expecting praise, adulation, or maybe just a friendly slap on the back, these newly minted authors are often shocked by the scathing criticism they receive from their fellow Lulu authors.

I wrote my previous, scathing review prior to said previous update, which had taken some influence from my criticisms in the review.

From gushing praise to scathing criticism.

Nintendo may still be on the rebound from combating struggling hardware sales and scathing criticisms this year, but that hasn't stopped the...

Facebook is facing scathing criticism following an exposé that data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica mined a whopping 50 million profiles from the social networking site to plan campaigns for 2016 US elections and Brexit referendum.

Last week a former engineer from the much hyped wireless charging startup uBeam left some scathing criticism of the company on his blog.