Sentence examples for a severe critique from inspiring English sources

Moreover, based on their specifications of how best to control for this spatial heterogeneity, DLR and ADR have put forward a severe critique of the findings from much of the existing U.S. evidence on the employment effects of minimum wages using state-level panel data.

Barrett's essay "Lo que son los yerbales" is a severe critique of the exploitation of workers on yerba mate tea plantations.

Damrosch is a sensitive reader of Tocqueville's shifts of mood, of the way in which an aristocrat's passing snobbery or complacent amusement might quickly correct itself into solemn admiration or severe critique.

During the twentieth century, this neutrality thesis met with severe critique, most prominently by Heidegger and Ellul, who have been mentioned in this context in Section 2.0, but also by philosophers from the Frankfurt School (Adorno, Horkheimer, Marcuse, Habermas).

Palestinian American theorist Edward Said agreed in his book Culture and Imperialism that Conrad criticised imperialism, but added: "As a creature of his time, Conrad could not grant the natives their freedom, despite his severe critique of the imperialism that enslaved them".

Somebody mobilized a small army of congressional allies, letter-signing and op-ed-writing former high officials, and Sunday-morning-talk-show guests, all of whom offered severe critiques of Comey.

So I got a pretty severe postmodern critique.

The Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, possesses the overbearing bluster of a severe thunderstorm, and recently chided Derek Jeter for partying too much, so now a player can't even get his groove on without an owner supplying a critique.

A severe depression followed.

A severe economic slowdown.

A severe bollocking followed.