The first 100 days are often critical; after that, it is harder to regain the initiative.
Fans are often critical of the poor quality of filmed athletic action; staged sports are even worse.
Police are often critical of prosecutors for being overly cautious, but in St . Louisthe police praised Craddick.
"Children with PTSD may shrink from people and things that aren't dangerous and are often critical for their social and cognitive development.
The terms "disposable" and "single use" are swear words to a sustainability professional, but they are often critical in a healthcare setting to reduce the spread of infection.
He said claims made during habeas appeals are often critical in proving innocence or opening new constitutional avenues to overturn a conviction.
My students are often critical of their government, to the point that I sometimes need to introduce some "pro-government" views for balance.
In class, student questions are often critical to the point that I need to introduce some "pro-government" views for balance.
The Republican legislators are often critical, but their spokesman, Edward Ward, said, "At first blush it seems to be a very responsible budget".
The jury instructions are often critical in criminal cases because they outline for jurors the standards their conclusions must meet to convict a defendant.
Mr. Catt, who has helped lead the church since 1989, said he has supported his ministry's involvement with filmmaking because Christians are often critical of mainstream entertainment without adding something positive to it.
