Sentence examples for Moderately critical from inspiring English sources

The country has seen the blacklisting of those who dare raise their voices, the imprisonment of moderately critical intellectuals and religious figures, and the alleged anti-corruption crackdown on royals and other business leaders.

If he is moderately critical of the President for being "asleep at the switch" in the period before the terrorist attacks Bush felt no particular alarm when an August 6th C.I.A. briefing indicated that Osama bin Laden was up to at least something the biographer is simply aghast once Bush seizes the controls.

Asked whether he'd been satisfied with the extent of the president's response to this point, Powell was moderately critical.

Having previously cast a moderately critical eye toward police, a writer for the conservative National Review wrote that protests in Ferguson were a bust and that most people, white and black alike, still support police, want more of them, want longer prison sentences, and approve of dramatic remedies for unrest such as sending in the National Guard.

However, as the tensile strain increases, the wrinkle amplitude first increases and then decreases, eventually flattened beyond a moderately large critical strain, in contrast to the scaling analysis.

Advanced airway management is done by flight practitioners in a nurse/medic configuration employed at a moderately sized critical care transport organization in the northeast of the United States.

The MR-TMD system, even when moderately reducing the critical joint stress amplitudes, can improve substantially the overall bridge fatigue resistance over the uncontrolled structure.

The turbulence intensity is shown to have a small stabilizing effect on the bridge stability in a sense that an increase in the turbulence intensity moderately increases the critical mean wind velocity beyond the deterministic flutter velocity.

Virtually all survey respondents indicated that information technologies are "moderately important" or "critical" to some of their basic organizational activities, including not only accounting and finance (98percentt), external communications (98percentt) and fundraising (91percentt) but also program and service delivery (91percentt).

The seventh season received moderately positive reviews from critics, although increasingly critical reviews were more common this season.

"The 10-year trend shows math scores steadily rising and critical reading scores moderately rising until the new test was introduced, and suddenly they plunged," said Robert Schaeffer, public education director for FairTest, which opposes the broad use of standardized testing.