Sentence examples for are rather critical from inspiring English sources

Many researchers from these disciplines are rather critical of capitalist markets.

The process conditions are rather critical and this may cause some practical difficulties in industrial plants.

Despite these recommendations, in Italy data on physical activity and sport practice in the elderly are rather critical.

Information supply and availability are rather critical and not sustainable at the moment, even though UNICEF has managed to break the silence, and managed to facilitate information and communication ways and means.

"The situation is rather critical," he said.

As we prepare for the Copenhagen summit, I am rather critical of my naivety 12 years ago.

The majority of the tweets seem to be rather critical of the service but there are people that support it.

That's rather critical, because when it's not online, a Chromebook can't do much of anything.

Mr. O'Neill, the committee co-chairman, said Mr. Rowland "has at times been rather critical of our committee or of our attorneys".

Here's an excerpt: It's something of a mystery why the climate contrarian blogosphere lit up in response to Annan's fairly mainstream, uncontroversial comments, other than the fact that he was rather critical of the IPCC.

"I'm rather critical about the idea of eruption prediction," he said.